Love's Philosophy - Shelley 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureAQA AnthologyGCSEAQA Created by: darcyjones14Created on: 25-05-17 19:31 Brief overview of this poem Plea for a romantic relationship that he can't have 1 of 10 'The moonbeams... ...kiss the sea' 2 of 10 'Fountains mingle with the river/... ...And the rivers with the Ocean' 3 of 10 'The winds of Heaven mix forever/... ...With a sweet emotion' 4 of 10 'What are all these kissings worth/... ...If thou kiss not me' 5 of 10 Form of poem ABAB rhyme scheme except 2 lines per stanza, 2 stanzas, interrogative mood, each stanza ends with rhetorical question 6 of 10 Context of poem Romanticism and the Sublime (talking about God), using religious allusions to cement argument, eventhough he was an athiest 7 of 10 Themes Joy, passion, desire, longing, nature, unrequited love, romantic love 8 of 10 Feelings Desire, desperation, obsession, loneliness, joy, excitement 9 of 10 Compare with Farmers Bride, When We Two Parted, Sonnet 29, Letters from Yorkshire 10 of 10
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