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'Piano' by D.H.Lawrence
- themes
- nostalgia
- childhood
- memory
- reality
- loss
- nostalgia
- form and structure
- quatrins (4 line stanzas)
- first two stanzas
focus on the past
- last stanza looks at
present
- chronological order
- last stanza looks at
present
- first two stanzas
focus on the past
- quatrins (4 line stanzas)
- language
- rhyming couplets
- give the poem a musical
tone. nursury rhyme
being told to a child
- give the poem a musical
tone. nursury rhyme
being told to a child
- personification
- 'the insidious
mastery of song
betrays me back'
- music has become bittersweet
causing him pain and sadness
- music has become bittersweet
causing him pain and sadness
- 'the insidious
mastery of song
betrays me back'
- onomatopoeia
- 'BOOM' contrasts with
softer sounds perhaps
bring him back to reality
- 'Tingling, Tingling' echo
the sound of the piano
- 'BOOM' contrasts with
softer sounds perhaps
bring him back to reality
- rhyming couplets
- sibilance (alliteration
using 's' sounds
- 'softly dusk' and 'smilies as she sings'
- relaxing, calming
atmosphere
- tranquil memories
- relaxing, calming
atmosphere
- 'softly dusk' and 'smilies as she sings'
- similie (weep like a child)
- comparing him to a child
- bridging childhood and
adultood
- taking him back a child
like state
- comparing him to a child
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