Sonnet 29 - I Think of Thee! - Browning 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? English LiteratureAQA AnthologyGCSEAQA Created by: darcyjones14Created on: 25-05-17 19:45 Brief overview of this poem From a woman to lover; obsessive thoughts and fantasies occupy her mind 1 of 10 'My thoughts do twine and bud/... ...About thee, as wild vines, about a tree' 2 of 10 'Straggling green... ...which hides the wood' 3 of 10 'Renew thy prescence;... ...as a strong tree should' 4 of 10 'Drop heavily down-... ...burst, shattered everywhere!' 5 of 10 Form of poem Sonnet, volta comes early, imperatives 6 of 10 Context of poem About Browning (When we Two Parted), married in secret, disowned by her father after he found out 7 of 10 Themes Desire, distance, longing, nature, joy, passion, obsessiveness 8 of 10 Feelings Obsession, desperation, jealousy, passion, desire 9 of 10 Compare with Letters from Yorkshire, Love's Philosophy, Porphyria's Lover 10 of 10
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