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Fichas por Diana Domingues, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Creado por Diana Domingues
hace más de 7 años
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| "She was a Phantom of Delight" | Juxtaposition: Symbolises how his first (Phantom) and final (Delight) thoughts of her differ Juxtaposition: Phantoms aren't usually associated with positive feelings: His wife is unique |
| "A lovely Apparition" | Too perfect to be real Not physical - can disappear at any moment Haunts his sight and mind (she is constantly on his mind) |
| "a moment's ornament" | Beauty (ornament's only purpose is to decorate) Shallowness and possessiveness. She is an object belonging to him |
| "From May-time to the cheerful Dawn" | Pathetic fallacy, imagery, beauty Personification of Spring - She is bright and brings new life Nature created her with the most beautiful things |
| "A Creature not too bright or good" | Praise for being human-like and down-to-Earth He is examining her character, not just her beauty |
| "And now I see with eye serene" | Volta Their relationship has matured |
| "The very pulse of the machine" | Machine - She was made for a purpose, and is perfect (machines do not make mistakes) 'Pulse' reminds us that she is human |
| "yet a Spirit still, and bright with something of angelic light" | Despite her having the qualities of a perfect human, she is also beautiful Connotes to purity and perfection Final 2 lines rhyme with first 2, making it sound complete and perfect, like the woman |
| Rhyme scheme | Constant rhyme AA, BB, CC..., we expect the woman to be predictable, however, irregular rhythm shows us that it is not as predicable as we might have thought - Like the woman |
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