Birches by Robert Frost
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- Created on: 06-11-17 18:30
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Birches by Robert Frost
LINE 1:
- 'I' = first person - informal + conversation manner
- 'birches bend' = plossive / contrast
LINE 2:
- 'straighter darker trees' = stand ominously free from human manipulation, menacing in their irresponsiviness to acts of the will.
- childhood - flexible contrast with adulthood
LINE 3:
- Imagination
LINE 4:
- youth doesnt stay old age catches up
LINE 5:
- 'ice-storms do that.' = short sentences - idyllic - harsh
LINE 6:
- 'ice' 'sunny' = juxtoposition
LINE 7:
- 'click' = sensory imagery - onamatepia
LINE 9:
- 'cracks and crazes' = wrinkling of old age
- consonance
- 'enamel' = teeth, bones
LINE 10:
- assonance / alliteration / sibilance / metaphor
LINE 12:
- analogy
- dramatic imagery
- adult phrased
LINE 13:
- 'dome of heaven had fallen' = beliveved to seperate heaven and earth /…
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