Poems Quotes Flashcards

1
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Highlights power, and vastness

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“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone”

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2
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A shattered legacy, half sunk

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“Half sunk, a shattered visage lies”

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3
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Coldness in orders

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“sneer of cold command”

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4
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The power and influence over kings

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“king of kings”

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5
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Again highlights size, along with the legacy of something. Bare

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“colossal wreck, boundless and bare”

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6
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Mapped out streets, planned ordered.

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“I wander through each chartered street”

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7
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Feelings/evidence of weakness and woe

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“marks of weakness, marks of woe”

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8
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The mentally forged cuffs that restrict people, he can hear.

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“The mind-forged manacles I hear”

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9
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Sibilance, onoematepia. Chimney sweeps.

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“chimney sweeper’s cry…hapless soldier’s sigh”

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10
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Marriage and death

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“plagues the marriage hearse”

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11
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Summer evening being led.

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“One summer evening (led by her)”

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12
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Guilt/troubling

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“troubled pleasure”

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13
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The power of nature, a huge immovable obeject.

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“a huge peak, black and huge”

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14
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Rowing, quiet lake and the rapid dipping of the oars.

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“lustily I dipped my oars into the silent lake”

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15
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A feeling of dread and being abandonded/deserted.

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“there hung a darkness, call it solitude / or blank desertion”

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16
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Last duchess

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“my last Duchess”

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17
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A half-flush death along her throat

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“half-flush that dies along her throat”

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18
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Legacy thats a gift

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“My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name”

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19
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Command, smiles dropped

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“I gave commands; / Then all smiles stopped together”

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20
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God of the sea, sea horse tamed

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“Notice Neptune…/Taming a sea-horse”

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21
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Valley

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“valley of death”

22
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No reply, no reason why, do and die

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“theirs not to make reply/ theirs not to reason why/ theirs but to do and die”

23
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Personifying death and hell

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“jaws of Death/…mouth of Hell”

24
Q

Someone made a mistake

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“someone had blunder’d”

25
Q

Glorifying the six hundred

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“Noble six hundred”

26
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Brains hurt, personifying the iced winds

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“Our brains ache, in the merciless iced east winds that knive us…”

27
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Nothing happens

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“But nothing happens”

28
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Lost dreams, snow dazed

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“forgotten dreams, and stare, snow-dazed”

29
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Return to dying

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“we turn back to our dying”

30
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A small volta that changes the mood of the situation, bullets streaking the silence

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“sudden successive flights of bullets streak the silence”

31
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Prepared

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“We are prepared”

32
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Personifying the storm as a cat

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“spits like a tame cat/ turned savage”

33
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This has happened before, comfortable, exploding

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“exploding comfortably”

34
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Nothing natural to shelter them

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“But there are no trees, no natural shelter”

35
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Military sematic, empty air hitting them

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“We are bombarded by the empty air”

36
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Bullets hitting their target and smacking it out of the air

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“bullets smacking the belly out of the air-“

37
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Struggling to carry his weapon, arm is injured

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“he lugged a rifle numb as a smashed arm”

38
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Patriotism

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“patriotic tear”

39
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Yellow hare, rolling and describing it as something. Crawling circle

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“a yellow hare that rolled like a flame/ And crawled in a threshing circle”

40
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Motives being thrown out the window, etc

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“king, honour, human dignity, etcetera”

41
Q

Another occasion

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“On another occasion”

42
Q

Questioning if he’s armed

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“probably armed, possibly not”

43
Q

Violent imagery of life being torn

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“rips through his life”

44
Q

Tossing something back into his body

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“tosses his guts back into his body”

45
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Violent imagery of blood and life being held

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“his bloody life in my bloody hands”

46
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Tucks and darts

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“tucks, darts, pleats”

47
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Emotions overflowing like a chest

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“the world overflowing/ like a treasure chest”

48
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Imagery of hope and cheerfulness

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“released a song bird from its cage”

49
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Leaning against something, like a wishbone

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“leaned against it like a wishbone”

50
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Hoping to hear a childs voice on the wind

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“hoping to hear. Your playground voice catching on the wind”