Sound and sense: an introduction to poetryHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973 - Всего страниц: 376 |
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... figures of speech and the poet's is that yours are worn and trite, his fresh and original. On first examination, it ... figures than we can by saying it directly. And we can say more by figurative statement than we can by literal ...
... figures of speech and the poet's is that yours are worn and trite, his fresh and original. On first examination, it ... figures than we can by saying it directly. And we can say more by figurative statement than we can by literal ...
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... Figures of speech are therefore satisfying in themselves, providing us with a source of pleasure in the exercise of the imagination. Second, figures of speech are a way of bringing additional imagery into verse, of making the abstract ...
... Figures of speech are therefore satisfying in themselves, providing us with a source of pleasure in the exercise of the imagination. Second, figures of speech are a way of bringing additional imagery into verse, of making the abstract ...
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... figure, as well as on a mixture of Irish and classical mythology. What kind of person is Raftery? Whom is he addressing? Where? When? 3. Examine and comment on the figures of speech used by Raftery. What kind of bird, literally, does ...
... figure, as well as on a mixture of Irish and classical mythology. What kind of person is Raftery? Whom is he addressing? Where? When? 3. Examine and comment on the figures of speech used by Raftery. What kind of bird, literally, does ...
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William Shakespeare Spring | 11 |
CHAPTER TWO Reading The Poem | 19 |
EXERCISE | 26 |
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A. D. Hope A. E. Housman accented syllables Alfred alliteration allusion beauty bird Collected Poems connotations consonant Copyright dark dead death dream e. e. cummings Edwin Arlington Robinson effect Emily Dickinson emotion Explain eyes feel feet figures of speech flowers give hand hear heart heaven human iambic idea imagery images irony John kind language light lilac-time literal live look lovers Macmillan Company meaning metaphor meter metonymy metrical moon morning mother never night onomatopoeia paradox pattern pause poet poetic poetry QUESTIONS reader repetition Reprinted by permission rhythm Robert Frost rose sense Shakespeare sing sleep song sonnet soul sound speaker stand stanza star sweet symbol Ted Hughes tell thee things thou thought tone tree Ulysses verse Villa Sciarra Vocabulary voice W. H. Auden West-running Brook William Butler Yeats wind words