Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Women
- Porphyria's Lover
- strong/forceful
- 'she put her arm about my waist'
- 'made my cheek lie there'
- supernatural/spiritual force
- 'she was come through wind and rain'
- 'glided in'
- 'she shut the cold out'
- fragmentation
- 'yellow hair displaced'
- 'smooth white shoulder bare'
- 'eyes/Happy and proud'
- synecdoche
- 'laughed the blue eyes'
- 'smiling little rosy head'
- My Last Duchess
- objectification
- 'that's my last Duchess
painted on the wall'
- 'Fra Pandolf by design'
- synecdoche
- 'a heart.. to soon made glad'
- wild animals
- 'Notice Neptune.../Taming a sea-horse'
- Bishop Orders His Tomb
- objectification
- 'Old Gandolf envied me'
- 'how I earned the prize!'
- 'mistresses with great smooth marbly limbs'
- 'so fair she was!'
- fragmented
- (eyes) 'glitter like your mother's for my soul'
- Love Among The Ruins
- unattainable
- 'Waits me there/ In the turret'
- fragmented
- 'a girl with eager eyes and yellow hair/ Waits me there'
- 'breathless and dumb/ Till I come'
- supernatural/spiritual force
- 'we extinguish sight and speech'
- Up at a Villa - Down in the City
- objectification
- ''round the lady atop in her conch'
- A Toccata of Galuppi's
- unattainable
- 'cheeks so round and lips so red'
- 'were you happy? - Yes. - And are
you still as happy? - Yes./And
you?'
- supernatural/spiritual mystery
- 'to bite her mask's black velvet'
- fragmentation
- 'Dear dead women with such hair,
too - what's become of all the gold?'
- 'on her neck the small face buoyant, like a bell-flower on its
bed'
- Two in Campagna
- unattainable
- 'I wonder do you feel today/ As I have felt since'
- 'Took up the floating weft'
- 'I would that you were all to me'
- objectified
- 'I pluck the rose'
- supernatural/spiritual force
- 'your soul's warmth'
- Love in a Life/Life in a Love
- unattainable
- 'I hunt the house through'
- 'she goes out as I enter'
- 'me the loving and you the loth'
- supernatural/spiritual force
- 'as she brushed it, the cornice-wreath/blossomed anew'
- A Woman's Last Word
- strong/forceful
- 'Be a god and hold me/With a charm!/ Be a man and fold me/With thine arm!'
- 'teach me, only teach, Love!'
- unattainable
- 'laying fresh and spirit/In thy hands'
- 'That shall be to-morrow/Not to night'
- Women and Roses
- supernatural/spiritual force
- 'Round and round, like a dance of snow/In a dazzling drift '
- 'thy cup's heart nectar-brimmed'
- objectification
- 'they circle their rose on my rose tree'
- 'which of the roses three/Is the dearest rose to me?'
- form - very
constructed rhyming
couplets and use of
refrain
- rhyming couplets mirror
the perfection of the
women
- dance like feel in the longer stanza - pattern of alternating iambic and trochaic
- unattainable
- 'How shall I fix you, fire you,
freeze you/Break my heart at
your feet to please you?'