Sonnet 43 Flashcards

1
Q

what is this poem about?

A
  • define love she has for her husband
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2
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context?

A

influenced by religious imagery
- invalid - untill she ran away with cousins poet friend to Itaily

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3
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tone and mood?

A

positive
inspirational

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4
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what is the message of this poem?

A

true love will last forever
love is there even when we are not aware of it

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5
Q

iambic pentamimeter?

A

“how do i love thee, let me count the ways” - stresses the important words like love

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6
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tricolon of half rymes?

A

brings attention to the measurements - irony highlight love cannot be quantified - “depth”,”bredth” “height”

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7
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what does the quote “my soul” suggest?

A

speaker is most important in this poem

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8
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allitteration?

A

“purely”,”praise” - draws attention to the words

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9
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what is the structure of this poem?

A

14 lines in iambic pentameter

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10
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what is the rythm scheme of this poem?

A

ABBA ABBA CDCDC

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11
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why is the poem structured within 1 stanza?

A

two parts of the poem - divided by the rythm scheme - suggests the idea of love joining people together

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12
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why is the caesura used within this poem in one of the lines?

A

“in my old griefs…and with my childhoods faith:” seperates the two time periods of the speakers life

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13
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where is anaphora used within this poem?

A

” i love thee”

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