The Pastoral, Rest of the Sonnets, Poetic vocab Flashcards
pastoral poetry isn’t recognized by its …: no specific …, …, etc. defined by ..
form; rhyme scheme; syllables; content
fuedal pyramid destroyed by … –> … occurs and … arises in densely … regions
urbanization; Renaissance; art; populated
Pastoral poems started when 1st generation of Middle ages people moved to …, grew … and realized they …
cities; old; missed country
pastoral idealizes … as a place of … and …
rural life; grace; beauty
quickest way to identify pastoral: does it talk about … and … –> but really,, any poem in which … is the main topic
sheep; shepherds; nature
light …, simple …, simple … are present in pastoral, which is nearly … to sonnet
narratives; metaphors; form; antithetical
marlowe’s most famous work: …, ends with guy taking his …
dr. faustus; soul
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) speaker: …, writing to …
passionate shepherd; beloved
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) … poem
pastoral love
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) “Come live with me and be my love,/ And we will all the pleasures prove/ That valleys, groves, hills, and fields,/ Woods, or steepy mountain yields.”
He can offer her the … of the …, … of the …. Life won’t be …, but it’ll be …
beauty; valley; quiet; woods easy; beautiful
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) And I will take thee beds of roses/ And a thousand fragrant posies,/ A cap of flowers, and a kirtle/ Embroidered all with leaves of myrtle”
cap of flowers –> …
he wants to … her with the beauty of …, make her the … of his … world
crown; crown; nature; queen; natural
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) A gown made of the finest wool,/ Which from our pretty lambs we pull;/ Fair lined slippers for the cold,/ With buckles of the purest gold;”
buckles … things …
this is a …
hold; together; metaphor
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) “A belt of straw and ivy buds,/ WIth coral clasps and amber studs;/ And if these pleasures may thee move,/ Come live with me and be my love.”
belt composed of something …, together we are .. but the thing that will old us together, …, is …, …, and …
flimsy; weak; love; strong; precious; golden
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) The shepherd swains shall dance and sing/ For thy delight each May morning;/ If these delights thy mind may move,/ Then live with me and be my love.”
shepherd swains: …
they will have …
young shepherd boys; children
(The Passionate Shepherd to His Love) shepherds: …, don’t have much to offer …
herd sheep; ladies
(The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd) Sir Walter Raleigh was a
courtier
(The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd) persona poems: adopting different … but using “…”
characters; I
(The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd) assault against … in general, not just …
pastoral poetry; Marlowe
(The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd) nymph:
young woman