The sorrow of true love Flashcards

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Who wrote the Sorrow of True love?

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Edward Thomas

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The main themes in this poem?

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The duality of love
Weather

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How does the Duality of Love?

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The predominant idea of love causesd people to have extreme emotions. In the good times, love can cause people feel joy and elation, but when the heartbreak comes everything turn s to sadness

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How is weather portrayed throughout the weather?

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THe different emotions are displayed through the various types of weather. eg, hope is portrayed as summer.

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Two poems for comparison and why?

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Love after Love - Duality of Love
Bright Star - Nature

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Quote 1, Stanza 1, Line 1

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“The sorrow of true love is a great sorrow”

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“The sorrow of true love is a great sorrow”

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The poem begins with the negativity and hardships of love. The theme of loss is established in the opening lines. Repetition of the word sorrow highlights thiis.

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The sorrow of true love is a great sorrow”

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The poem begins with the negativity and hardships of love. The theme of loss is established in the opening lines. Repetition of the word sorrow highlights this.

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“The sorrow of true love is a great sorrow”

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The poem begins with the negativity and hardships of love. The theme of loss is established in the opening lines. Repetition of the word sorrow highlights this.

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Quote 2, Stanza 1, Line 1

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“true love parting blackens a bright morrow”

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“true love parting blackens a bright morrow”

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The first time the speaker references the natural world, true love blackens when the lover departs from each other.

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Quote 3, Stanza 1, Line 5

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“Above the storm the heavens wait to be seen”

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“Above the storm the heavens wait to be seen”

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Extended metaphor between nature and love continues, the idea that the heavens are “waiting” above a storm unable to seem. Writer suggests that the clouds disappearing will give them sense of happiness, (love ending)

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Quote 4, Stanza 1, Line 6

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“greater sorrow from less love”

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“greater sorrow from less love”

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He believes the greatest tragedy is experienced by those who do not experience true love.

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Quote 5, Stanza 1, Line 8

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“Knows not tempest and the perfect scope”

17
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“Knows not tempest and the perfect scope”

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A wild passion for true love
A beautiful sense of love

18
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Quote 6, Stanza 1, Line 12

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“Removed eternally from the sun’s law”

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“Removed eternally from the sun’s law”

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Sense of suffering from the soldiers, but also highlights what life would be like without love, is a more suffering heartbreak.

20
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Structure of Poem?

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  • Single Stanza of 12 lines
  • Enjambement is constant throughout the whole poem, which creates a rhythm.
    Rhythm mirrors a heartbeat.
21
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Main lanugage techniques

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Repetition - Thomas uses the word ‘sorrow’ and ‘love’. It is apparent wherever love goes, sorrow follows.