When We Two Parted
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- Created on: 20-01-20 17:20
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- When We Two Parted - Lord Byron
- Language
- Quotes to indicate separation
- Parted
- Indicates that a relationship has ended
- Half -Broken
- Only one of them is hurt
- Sever
- A violent, dramatic breakup
- Broken
- Links to stanza 1 - broken -hearted
- " - "
- Hyphen - separate the lines
- Parted
- "Share in its shame"
- "SH" - silence
- Involved in her shame
- Ashamed and foolish
- Involved in her shame
- Sibelance
- "SH" - silence
- "Rue"
- Untitled
- Quotes to indicate separation
- Context
- Byron had an affair with Lady Frances - married to Lord Webster
- Interested in individual experience, fellings and political ideas about freedom
- Byron never names his lovers to create ambiguity
- Lady Webster was having an affair with Lord Wellington in 1816
- Byron had many affairs
- Had a bad reputation - 'mad,bad, and dangerous to know
- C19th Romantic poets
- Form and Structure
- Circular Narrative
- "In silence and Tears" - line 2
- "With silence and Tears" - line 33
- Still has not gotten over his love
- Represents the cycle of heartbreak
- Still has not gotten over his love
- Still has not gotten over his love
- Represents the cycle of heartbreak
- "With silence and Tears" - line 33
- "In silence and Tears" - line 2
- Rhyme Scheme
- ABAB
- Constant repeated pattern
- Shows that he is having the same thoughts over and over
- Constant repeated pattern
- ABAB
- End-Stopped line
- Creates distance
- Enjambment
- Ongoing sorrow and pain
- Circular Narrative
- Main Ideas
- Betrayal
- Separation
- Heartbreak
- Scandal
- Language
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