As Imperceptibly as Grief 1865 *

Question 1

context

Answer 1

• interested in death
• lived in isolation
• house next to graveyard
• family member passed when young
• wrote during civil war
• very exposed to death - is she exploring the want to understand death again?

Question 2

paras for comaprison with To Autumn

Answer 2

• both passege of time
• both giref
• faith differs, aiag- no faith, to autumn-faith

Question 2

poem to compare with

Answer 2

• To Autumn

Question 3

paras if given

Answer 3

• desribed passage of time
• ## describes ideas of grief, emotions, understanding

Question 3

para 1

Answer 3

passage of time:
- “summer lapsed away”
- “twilight long begun”
- “sequestered afternoons”
- “dusk drew earluer in”
- “mornign foreig shone”
- “too imperceptibel at last to seem like perfidy”

Question 4

para 2

Answer 4

grief:
- “imperciptibly” - unnoticable
- “dusk drew earlier in”
- “twilightj long begun Or Nature spending with herself”
- “mornign forign shone”
- “harrowing”
- “as guest that would be gone”

Question 5

para 3

Answer 5

nto much hope:
- “quiteness distilled”
- “mornign foreign shone”
- “harrowing grace”
- “Nature spending with herself”