Spring Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

What are the 2 ideas within the poem?

A
  1. The speaker explores the typical views of nature from society
  2. The speaker seperates himself from these ideas
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1 - ‘__ people sit, or walk in rings’

A

green-shadowed - the stillness and tranquility to reflect the feeling of humanity during spring time

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3
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1 - ‘__ a cloud stands, __ a bird sings’

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calmly - anaphoric repeptition = associating nature with tranquility

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4
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2 - ‘the branch-arrested mist of leaf, and __’

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me - syndetic listing = further reinforces the speaker as an outsider

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5
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1 - ‘spring of all seasons, most __’

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gratuitous - spring brings a sense of regeneration

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6
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1 - ‘is fold of untaught flowers, is race of water, is earth’s most multiple, excited __’

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daughter - spring is a time of constant giving

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7
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2 - ‘those she has least use for see her __’

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best - the speaker is detatched from the rest of society

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8
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2 - ‘their paths grown craven and __’

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circuitous - his way of life is unique and imodest + attempts to seperate himself from society

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9
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2 - ‘their visions __’

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mountain-clear - the speaker refuses to conform to the romanticised version of spring

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