Visions

Question 1

Keats creates this haunting image and combines it with various parts of nature to convey his resting place
“the forest ____ had _____ his glossy hair”
“taken the ____ lute from his ___ voice”
“_____ ears”
“____ channel for his ____”
“____ shadow”
“it ____ a _____ under-song”

Answer 1

“the forest tomb had marred his glossy hair”
“taken the soft lute from his lorn voice”
“loamed ears”
“miry channel for his tears”
“pale shadow”
“it moaned a ghostly under-song”

Question 2

Lorenzo informing Isabella of the location of his body, and how nature has claimed Lorenzo - effectively, love belongs to nature
“red _____ berries droop above my ___”
“high ______ shed their leaves and ____ nuts”

Answer 2

“red whortle berries droop above my head”
“high chestnuts shed their leaves and prickly nuts”