To Autumn Flashcards

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M.A.M.F/C.B.F

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MISTS and mellow fruitfulness/ close bosom friend

Personification shows harmony and interconnectedness of nature

Alliteration creates Peaceful and tranquil atmosphere

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A.F.A.F.W.R.T.T.C

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AND fill all fruit with ripeness to the core

Fecund imagery conveys abundance of nature

A completeness and perfection in natures work

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W.A.T.S.O.S?

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WHERE ARE THE SONGS OF SPRING?

Rhetorical question creates momentary nostalgia

The speaker quickly dismisses this longing and asserts autumn’s unique qualities

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W.B.C.B.T.S.D.D

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WHILE BARRED CLOUDS BLOOM THE SOFT-DYING DAY

End of the day and the season

Gentleness suggests a tone of acceptance

Passing of time is beautiful

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T.I.A.W.C

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THEN IN A WAILFUL CHOIR

Metaphor creates sombre tone

Movement of wind likens cycle of nature

Feeling of mourning

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U.T.T.W.D.W.N.C

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UNTIL THEY THINK WARM DAYS WILL NEVER CEASE

Anthropomorphism of the bees

Fleeting nature of the season

This abundance is temporary

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Context

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john Keats is one of the best romantic poets

An allegory for cycle of life and death

He died age 35 of tuberculosis

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Form/ structure

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Consistently celebratory tone

Sensory language

Direct address

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