Letters from yorkshire - Maura D
When we two parted - Lord Byron ooley Mother, any distance - Simon A
rmitage
Love’s Philosophy - Percy Byssh The farmer's bride - Charlotte Me
e Shelley w Before you were mine - Carol A
nn Duffy
☆love and relationships☆
Porphyria's lover - Robert Brown Walking Away - Cecil Day-Lewis Winter swans - Owen Sheers
ing
Sonnet 29 I think of thee - Elizabe Eden rock - Charles Causl Singh song - Daljit Nagra
th Barrett Browning ey
Neutral tones - Thomas Hardy Climbing my grandfather - And
Follower - Seamus Heaney rew Waterhouse
, When we two parted - Lord Byron
☆summary☆ ‘The dew of the morning’ ☆structure☆
- Weather foreshadows his feeling of - Uses a cyclical structure and
Written by lord byron shock and morning connotes that could suggest that the pain is
potentially about his that relationship was broken early ongoing
- Split abab rhyme scheme
partner who broke up
represents the distance
with him. From the poem ‘Thy spirit deceive’ between them now
we can speculate that she - He has been fooled and feels deep
was having an affair. anger
- Sibilance is used to make her ☆links☆
However we do not get sound like a villain - Love’s philosophy as they
to hear her side of the both are no longer with who
story which represents their hearts desire
‘With silence and tears’ - Porphyria’s lover as they
the double standards of - He is unable to get over the both use the weather as a
Victorian society. relationship reflection of their emotions
- Cyclical structure
, Love’s Philosophy - Percy Bysshe Shelley
‘Heaven’ ‘divine’ ‘forgiven’ ☆structure☆
☆summary☆ - Creates religious and emotional - Abab rhyme scheme
imagery and suggests that love is throughout the poem to show
A lyric poem written holy and his lover is someone he that everything is interlinked
by Shelley who was worships - 2 octaves
- Last stanza is in quatrains
a romance poet.
‘Why aren’t I with thine?’
Here love is - Use of rhetorical question adds to
personified to have a the weight of longing and desire he ☆links☆
feels - When we two parted as they
philosophy about
both emphasise a desire to
why the protagonist ‘The fountains mingle with the river and be with their loved one
is not with the the waves clasp one another’
- More passionate verbs and vocab
person they admire shows his passion and desire has
increased
When we two parted - Lord Byron ooley Mother, any distance - Simon A
rmitage
Love’s Philosophy - Percy Byssh The farmer's bride - Charlotte Me
e Shelley w Before you were mine - Carol A
nn Duffy
☆love and relationships☆
Porphyria's lover - Robert Brown Walking Away - Cecil Day-Lewis Winter swans - Owen Sheers
ing
Sonnet 29 I think of thee - Elizabe Eden rock - Charles Causl Singh song - Daljit Nagra
th Barrett Browning ey
Neutral tones - Thomas Hardy Climbing my grandfather - And
Follower - Seamus Heaney rew Waterhouse
, When we two parted - Lord Byron
☆summary☆ ‘The dew of the morning’ ☆structure☆
- Weather foreshadows his feeling of - Uses a cyclical structure and
Written by lord byron shock and morning connotes that could suggest that the pain is
potentially about his that relationship was broken early ongoing
- Split abab rhyme scheme
partner who broke up
represents the distance
with him. From the poem ‘Thy spirit deceive’ between them now
we can speculate that she - He has been fooled and feels deep
was having an affair. anger
- Sibilance is used to make her ☆links☆
However we do not get sound like a villain - Love’s philosophy as they
to hear her side of the both are no longer with who
story which represents their hearts desire
‘With silence and tears’ - Porphyria’s lover as they
the double standards of - He is unable to get over the both use the weather as a
Victorian society. relationship reflection of their emotions
- Cyclical structure
, Love’s Philosophy - Percy Bysshe Shelley
‘Heaven’ ‘divine’ ‘forgiven’ ☆structure☆
☆summary☆ - Creates religious and emotional - Abab rhyme scheme
imagery and suggests that love is throughout the poem to show
A lyric poem written holy and his lover is someone he that everything is interlinked
by Shelley who was worships - 2 octaves
- Last stanza is in quatrains
a romance poet.
‘Why aren’t I with thine?’
Here love is - Use of rhetorical question adds to
personified to have a the weight of longing and desire he ☆links☆
feels - When we two parted as they
philosophy about
both emphasise a desire to
why the protagonist ‘The fountains mingle with the river and be with their loved one
is not with the the waves clasp one another’
- More passionate verbs and vocab
person they admire shows his passion and desire has
increased
