sonnet 29
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- Created on: 01-01-19 13:12
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- sonnet 29
- enjambment
- shows her love is continuous
- direct pronouns
- makes the poem intimate and romantic so the reader feels intrusive
- natural imagery
- "bud"
- connotes to birth,new life, growth, changes and uncertainty
- "leaves"
- fragile,change,loss, thoughts and feelings of change
- "bud"
- metaphor
- "broad leaves"
- shows how love for him has grown
- not iambic pent.
- shows loss of control of herself and poetic form
- "palm-tree"
- exotic-shows him being rare to her and special
- represents an experience she hasn't had yet
- biblical reference to when palm leaves were laid before Jesus as a sign of respect
- "breathe"
- metaphoricaly he is the tree and she is breathing his air
- also foreshadows his presence-intimate
- suggests that she cant live without him the way she cant think without him
- metaphoricaly he is the tree and she is breathing his air
- "broad leaves"
- caesura
- "-burst, shattered, everywhere!"
- emphasises frustration and desire
- "-burst, shattered, everywhere!"
- sonnet form
- protarkon form used instead of shakespheres sonnet form as shakespheres were often about maidens suggesting love in this poem is timeless and not physically recognised
- volta
- between lines 7 and 8
- shows their love is rare or not perfect until together
- between lines 7 and 8
- rhyme scheme
- abba
- is symbolic for their love holding the relationship together despite the distance
- abba
- enjambment
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