sonnet 43 Flashcards

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count

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“HOW DO I LOVE THEE? LET ME COUNT THE WAYS”
- universal pronoun
- mimicking Shakespeare
- methodical and intense
- rhetorical question

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2
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depth

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“I LOVE THEE TO THE DEPTH AND BREDTH AND HEIGHT”
- present tense
- semantic field
- measurands of love
- listing = exited
- enjambment = overflowing love and passion

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3
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love

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“I LOVE THEE….”
- repetition = chose to love him
- constant
- day to day
- effortlessly
- anaphora to the strength of love and emphasises purely and freely

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4
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7 words

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saints
God
faith
praise
ideal grace
freely
purely

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5
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7 words - annotated

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  • spiritual and biblical = love is beyond life and almost celestial
  • idealistic and worshiping
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6
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tears

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“SMILES AND TEARS OF ALL MY LIFE”

  • juxtaposes the positive and the negative
  • cesura to break up rhyme = breathless
  • excitement
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7
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death

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“I SHALL BUT LOVE THEE AFTER DEATH”

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8
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i shall but love thee after death annotated

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love is eternal and endless, shall determiner she is sure and promises

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9
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writteen

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1850

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10
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who

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Elizabeth Barret browning

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