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Romanticism
Wordsworth: Sunshine and Clouds in Immortality
In Wordsworth's Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey, sunshine and clouds are the essences of immortality. As time continues, sunshine and clouds will prevail to exist whereas humans will eventually meet death. The two factors of immortality were chosen because they signify life on Earth. The sun shines everyday to give us energy and life. Praise the Sun! Clouds are always on the move in the sky and continuously shifting. These signs of life are what the author refers to as immortality. Only when the sunshine and clouds ceases to exist does immortality (life) also ceases to exist.
An impression of the "sister" in Tintern Abbey
"Dearest Friend" is what Wordsworth referred to as his sister. He wrote the poem addressing his sister as his companion throughout their childhood and life. He had developed a strong bond with his sister as she had grown up and supported him through his struggles with depression.
The morality of Tintern Abbey (or of Immortality)
Wordsworth's experiences and memories are recorded in his work. They are, in a way, immortalized as his memories are shared through his poems. The immortality of this piece is that it will be pass on for generations.
Poems of the Romanticism Period
Romanticism was an artistic, literary, music movement that originated towards the end of the 18th century in Europe. Some characteristics of the Romantic period are nature, rebellion, heroism, emotion, Sensuality, etc.
The function of nature in a single poem
Nature is a great element that shapes the settings of the story. Wordsworth often applied nature in his poems to set up the surroundings and conveying the atmosphere to the audience. Nature also functions to enhance the mood or emotion of a scene.
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Comparison between Keats and Shelley
In To Autumn by Keats and Ode to the West Wind by Shelley, both poems included heavy use of nature. Nature was emphasized in both of these poems with major influence on the settings. An example would be how wind blows through a girl's hair can signify that she is beautiful. They both demonstrate that the seasons will change when there is a shift in the story.
A single emotion that attracts the speaker
A single emotion could be the connections and relations that the audience make with romantic poetry. A sense of purpose of each poem is an inspiring factor that invoke humanity's sense of hope, purpose, and emotions. People wants to be entertained with purpose and determination because it gives them goals to strive for.
Wordsworth: Sunshine and Clouds in Immortality
In Wordsworth's Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey, sunshine and clouds are the essences of immortality. As time continues, sunshine and clouds will prevail to exist whereas humans will eventually meet death. The two factors of immortality were chosen because they signify life on Earth. The sun shines everyday to give us energy and life. Praise the Sun! Clouds are always on the move in the sky and continuously shifting. These signs of life are what the author refers to as immortality. Only when the sunshine and clouds ceases to exist does immortality (life) also ceases to exist.
An impression of the "sister" in Tintern Abbey
"Dearest Friend" is what Wordsworth referred to as his sister. He wrote the poem addressing his sister as his companion throughout their childhood and life. He had developed a strong bond with his sister as she had grown up and supported him through his struggles with depression.
The morality of Tintern Abbey (or of Immortality)
Wordsworth's experiences and memories are recorded in his work. They are, in a way, immortalized as his memories are shared through his poems. The immortality of this piece is that it will be pass on for generations.
Poems of the Romanticism Period
Romanticism was an artistic, literary, music movement that originated towards the end of the 18th century in Europe. Some characteristics of the Romantic period are nature, rebellion, heroism, emotion, Sensuality, etc.
The function of nature in a single poem
Nature is a great element that shapes the settings of the story. Wordsworth often applied nature in his poems to set up the surroundings and conveying the atmosphere to the audience. Nature also functions to enhance the mood or emotion of a scene.
Comparison between Keats and Shelley
In To Autumn by Keats and Ode to the West Wind by Shelley, both poems included heavy use of nature. Nature was emphasized in both of these poems with major influence on the settings. An example would be how wind blows through a girl's hair can signify that she is beautiful. They both demonstrate that the seasons will change when there is a shift in the story.
A single emotion that attracts the speaker
A single emotion could be the connections and relations that the audience make with romantic poetry. A sense of purpose of each poem is an inspiring factor that invoke humanity's sense of hope, purpose, and emotions. People wants to be entertained with purpose and determination because it gives them goals to strive for.
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