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In the first stanza, which creature is described as whistling from under a stone?
In the first stanza, which creature is described as whistling from under a stone?
- Marmot (correct)
- Eagle
- Lark
- Deer
According to the poem, what is scattered by the storm?
According to the poem, what is scattered by the storm?
- Red Rot from a Pine Tree (correct)
- Flower Petals
- Dew
- Granite
What kind of sounds fill the sonnet, creating a sense of mystery?
What kind of sounds fill the sonnet, creating a sense of mystery?
- Echoes of people
- Sounds of light
- Rustling of grass
- Distant sounds of wind (correct)
What is the color of the sky in the final sonnet, against which the red of the wild rose is contrasted?
What is the color of the sky in the final sonnet, against which the red of the wild rose is contrasted?
What effect does the poet aim to capture and preserve in his poetry?
What effect does the poet aim to capture and preserve in his poetry?
What feelings or states of mind are evoked in the poem, contributing to its atmosphere?
What feelings or states of mind are evoked in the poem, contributing to its atmosphere?
What is implied by the line 'Leży, zwalona wiewem burzy...'?
What is implied by the line 'Leży, zwalona wiewem burzy...'?
What is the significance of the poet's use of synesthesia in describing the evening dew and soft velvet of the mountain meadows?
What is the significance of the poet's use of synesthesia in describing the evening dew and soft velvet of the mountain meadows?
What natural element is described as floating on the dew, compared to soft velvet?
What natural element is described as floating on the dew, compared to soft velvet?
In the lines 'W dali echowe słychać grania: / Jakby nie z tego świata dźwięki,' what is suggested about the sounds that are heard?
In the lines 'W dali echowe słychać grania: / Jakby nie z tego świata dźwięki,' what is suggested about the sounds that are heard?
What is the overall atmosphere created by the sounds described in the second stanza?
What is the overall atmosphere created by the sounds described in the second stanza?
What aspect of nature is emphasized through the description of fresh bunches of herbs smelling 'From new Liptov, from Krywania'?
What aspect of nature is emphasized through the description of fresh bunches of herbs smelling 'From new Liptov, from Krywania'?
Which artistic movement does the poem associate the poet with, in capturing a unique moment?
Which artistic movement does the poem associate the poet with, in capturing a unique moment?
What does the 'shadow of an eagle's wings' falling on the rocks suggest in the context of the poem?
What does the 'shadow of an eagle's wings' falling on the rocks suggest in the context of the poem?
Why does the poet emphasize the appearance of scents in the sonnet along with descriptions of the evening dew and soft velvet?
Why does the poet emphasize the appearance of scents in the sonnet along with descriptions of the evening dew and soft velvet?
What does the phrase 'Tak jak poprzedni sonet pełen był światła, tak ten raczej wypełniają dźwięki' imply about the difference between the current and previous sonnets?
What does the phrase 'Tak jak poprzedni sonet pełen był światła, tak ten raczej wypełniają dźwięki' imply about the difference between the current and previous sonnets?
What does the presence of a herd of chamois moving among granite debris ('Pomiędzy złomami granitu uwija się stado kozic') suggest about the environment?
What does the presence of a herd of chamois moving among granite debris ('Pomiędzy złomami granitu uwija się stado kozic') suggest about the environment?
What is suggested by the description of the sky being reflected in the whitening petals of the wild rose?
What is suggested by the description of the sky being reflected in the whitening petals of the wild rose?
In the last stanza, how is the poet portrayed in relation to the captured moment?
In the last stanza, how is the poet portrayed in relation to the captured moment?
What aspect of the Tatras landscape is most directly highlighted by the mention of echoing sounds and distant whispers?
What aspect of the Tatras landscape is most directly highlighted by the mention of echoing sounds and distant whispers?
Flashcards
Stado kozic
Stado kozic
A group of chamois spreading out.
Nadziemskich lotów ptak łakomy
Nadziemskich lotów ptak łakomy
A bird is eager for aerial adventures.
Świstak
Świstak
Sounds coming from under a stone.
Jak lęk, jak żal
Jak lęk, jak żal
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Czerwonym próchnem limba świeci
Czerwonym próchnem limba świeci
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Tajemnicze poszumy
Tajemnicze poszumy
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Nastroj smutku, nostalgii, tęsknoty
Nastroj smutku, nostalgii, tęsknoty
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W dali echowe słychać grania
W dali echowe słychać grania
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Aksamit w wilgną biel osłania.
Aksamit w wilgną biel osłania.
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W seledyn stroją się niebiosy
W seledyn stroją się niebiosy
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W seledyn stroją się niebiosy
W seledyn stroją się niebiosy
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Wilgotna biel wieczornej rosy
Wilgotna biel wieczornej rosy
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Synestezji
Synestezji
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Poeta-impresjonista uchwycił moment
Poeta-impresjonista uchwycił moment
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Study Notes
- A herd of chamois is spreading out.
- A bird of prey, hungry for aerial flights, unfolds its vast wings.
- A marmot whistles from under a stone.
- Amidst the grasses and weeds, there's fear, sorrow, and longing.
- A bush of wild rose nestles.
- Beside it, a sacrifice, alas, of blizzards.
- The red decay of the Swiss pine shines, lying face up, cast down by the whistle of a storm.
Evening
- The view from the Tatra Mountains ridge is familiar.
- The air is clear, with distant, mysterious sounds and far-off whispers of the wind.
- A herd of chamois scurries among the granite debris.
- The shadow of an eagle's wing falls on the rocks.
- A marmot calls out.
- Another whistle occurs in the imagination, the whistle of the wind that felled the decaying Swiss pine during the storm.
- This sonnet is filled with sounds, mysterious rustlings, whisperings, sighs, evoking a sense of sadness, nostalgia, and longing.
IV
- There is resentment and sighing.
- There are mysterious, strange fears
- Fresh bunches of herbs emit a scent from the Liptovian hills and Krywań.
- Echoes of playing sound distantly.
- The sounds are unearthly.
- They flow over the dew, which the soft mountain meadow and velvet cover in damp white.
- The skies adorn themselves in celadon.
- The moist white of the evening dew glistens on the bloom of the wild rose.
- A quiet breeze shakes off droplets.
- On the Swiss pine is lying decaying, felled by the storm’s gust.
Closing
- Evening falls, and the day comes to an end.
- People wander in the distance, with echoing sounds.
- The wind carries the scent of herbs from the Liptovian fields and the slopes of Krywań.
- The sonnet includes scents, descriptions of dewy evening rose, and soft meadow velvet sensations.
- The poet uses synesthesia, which combines sensations and enables a fuller expression of reality.
- The last sonnet in the cycle is notably picturesque.
- The red of the wild rose blossoms reflects against the celadon sky.
- Dewdrops whiten on flower petals.
- The poet captured the moment of twilight, with the sky changing in color.
- The poet-impressionist captured a unique, fleeting moment, immortalizing it in poetry.
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