Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Emily Dickenson
- I Taste A Liquor Never Brewed
- Themes
- Nature
- Death
- Religeon
- The poem makes you imagine is the speaker is a bird
- ABAB rhyming scheme
- One of Dickenson's happier poems
- Metaphor
- White flowers called drinking cups
- Alliteration
- Little Tippler
- Seraphs swing their snowy hat
- Assonance
- Endless summer
- Hope Is A Thing With Feathers
- Didactic Poem
- Teaching us a lesson
- Don't give up hope is always there
- Hope is abstract yet Dickenson makes it sound concrete like a bird
- No grammar rules
- Dashes
- CAPITALS
- Contrast in Stanza 2
- Bleek Storm VS Warmth
- Personal poem
- Pronoun 'I'
- Themes
- Hardship
- Hope
- There's A Certain Slant of Light
- Themes
- Anguish
- Depression
- Nature
- Landscape listens
- Negative view of god & religeon
- Imagery
- Winter sunlight presented as something solid
- Personification describes the atmosphere of nervous tension that fill the landscape with light
- I Felt A Funeral in My Brain
- Imagined
- Mindscape
- Theme
- Mental Anguish
- Personification
- Pronoun 'I'
- Dominated by funeral imagery
- Wrote in a difficult time of her life
- Capitals Highlight the experience
- Mouners
- Drum
- Brain
- Ends on a cliffhanger
- A Soul Has Bandaged Moments
- Themes
- Mental Anguish
- Depression
- Suffering
- "Bandaged Moments"
- The soul when happy compared to a honey bee
- Bee kept away from the rose bush
- Happiness is short lived
- Depression returns
- Compared to capturing a criminal
- "The horror welcomes her again"
- Imagery
- Erotic nature
- "Caress her freezing hair"
- "Sip goblin from the very lips the lover - hovered o'er"
- Simile
- "When Felkon led along with shackles on the plumed feet and staples in the song"