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Mind Map by Gustas K, updated more than 1 year ago
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The Prelude
- "(led by her) I found A little boat
tied to a willow tree"
- Brackets instantly establishes the idea of
secrecy since he is presented as almost fearful
of nature's power.
- Personification to portray nature as 'Mother
Nature' as a female pronoun is used.
- Links to his child-like behaviour and impulses - confides in her as a mother figure.
- Links to his child-like behaviour and impulses - confides in her as a mother figure.
- Personification to portray nature as 'Mother
Nature' as a female pronoun is used.
- May refer to his naivety as he is 'tied' to
his ideas of nature as he only sees it as
beautiful.
- The feminine imagery used throughout the poem enforces his
deception of his view of his surroundings.
- The feminine imagery used throughout the poem enforces his
deception of his view of his surroundings.
- He may be freeing himself from his
narrow minded constraints to
acknowledge nature as he experiences
a spiritual journey.
- Brackets instantly establishes the idea of
secrecy since he is presented as almost fearful
of nature's power.
- "glittering idly in the moon,"
- EUPHONIC language
- Pleasant undertones -
reinforces the serenity of
nature/ natural beauty,
- Relates to the beauty of a
symphony (strength of art).
- 'Prelude' is a title of a musical symphony - outlasts the
power of man, as does nature.
- 'Prelude' is a title of a musical symphony - outlasts the
power of man, as does nature.
- False sens of security as later contrasted.
- Pleasant undertones -
reinforces the serenity of
nature/ natural beauty,
- EUPHONIC language
- "homeward went, in grave And
serious mood;"
- Double meaning of 'grave'...
- Could represent severity.
- Convention of death.
- Establishes a dark atmosphere that causes an oppressive tone.
- Could represent severity.
- Expressing internal emotion as he is now
feeling intense fear and need for reflect
on his discoveries.
- Juxtaposing opinion to the exposition of the poem.
- Juxtaposing opinion to the exposition of the poem.
- Double meaning of 'grave'...
- "There hung a darkness, call it solitude
Or blank desertion."
- Pathetic fallacy
- Conflict of the mind - sudden feeling of confusion.
- Nature has changed his mind and so feels overwhelmingly conflicted,
- Nature has changed his mind and so feels overwhelmingly conflicted,
- Verb 'hung' connotes of the lingering sensation as he has now lost control of his
thoughts; his mind is now clouded and is unable to differantiate.
- Power of man is TRANSIENT.
- Power of man is TRANSIENT.
- Conflict of the mind - sudden feeling of confusion.
- Pathetic fallacy
- "horizon's bound, a huge peak,
black and huge,"
- CACHOPHONIC language
- Harsher sounds which occurs near the VOLTA as the
tone becomes sinister.
- Realisation of nature being ever changing - transition from
idealisation.
- Harsher sounds which occurs near the VOLTA as the
tone becomes sinister.
- CACHOPHONIC language
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