Love's Philosophy
- Created by: seth_12
- Created on: 26-09-19 12:52
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- Love's Philosophy
- Language
- Present Tense
- His love for is continuous and on going - it will never stop
- 'fountains mingle, 'winds...mix', 'waves clasp'
- Water imagery
- 'rivers', fountains', 'waves'
- Water is also revitalising so it's as though he needs her and can't survive without her
- Water takes up any form, just like his love for her
- Sibilance increases
- Initially just 'fountains, 'sweet' and 'single' but then it's 'kiss', 'clasp', 'waves', 'sunlight', 'sister', etc.
- Harsher sounds
- His confidence increases and he gets more desperate to be with her
- Initially just 'fountains, 'sweet' and 'single' but then it's 'kiss', 'clasp', 'waves', 'sunlight', 'sister', etc.
- Polysndeton develops in the second paragragh
- Desperation increases
- Simple language
- He doesn't want to confuse her - just wants to portray everything to her clearly
- Present Tense
- Form
- Extended Sonnet
- Conveys the desperation and longing for his lover
- Lyric Poem
- Expresses the deep love and longing
- Extended Sonnet
- Structure
- Trochaic Metre
- The words have one stressed syllable and one unstressed syllable (its as though only one syllable is present
- This could convey their relationship and how Shelly is present in it but his love is not
- 2 paragraphs
- Like a pair or a couple
- Shows the separation and how instead of the lovers being together, they are split
- Irregular Rhyme Scheme
- ABAB etc.
- The fact that there is a line in between each rhyming couplet could reflect how there is something stopping them from being together and there is something
- Trochaic Metre
- Themes
- Unrequited Love
- Nature
- Desperation
- Passion
- Romance
- Persuasion
- Language
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