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Sue has a ______ on that he has to once in.
Sue has a ______ on that he has to once in.
reperation
References to ______ imagery help express emotional experiences.
References to ______ imagery help express emotional experiences.
natural
Extended metaphor of ______ as vines and love as a palm tree.
Extended metaphor of ______ as vines and love as a palm tree.
mourning
The speaker reflects on their parents who have ______ away, wanting to reconnect.
The speaker reflects on their parents who have ______ away, wanting to reconnect.
Contact between the speaker and their parents is described using the phrase '______ places' and 'cree suns'.
Contact between the speaker and their parents is described using the phrase '______ places' and 'cree suns'.
"Mooner, any distance" speaks to the themes of love and __________.
"Mooner, any distance" speaks to the themes of love and __________.
"Love is proved in me letting __________."
"Love is proved in me letting __________."
In "Walking Away," the feeling of __________ is compared to a satellite drifting away.
In "Walking Away," the feeling of __________ is compared to a satellite drifting away.
"I'm ten years away from one __________ you laugh on."
"I'm ten years away from one __________ you laugh on."
"The fountains mingle with the __________" highlights natural imagery in the poem.
"The fountains mingle with the __________" highlights natural imagery in the poem.
"With silence and __________" conveys the sorrow of a broken relationship.
"With silence and __________" conveys the sorrow of a broken relationship.
The imagery of "the winds of Heaven mix forever" is meant to convey a sense of __________.
The imagery of "the winds of Heaven mix forever" is meant to convey a sense of __________.
"Thy vows are all __________" reflects feelings of betrayal in romantic relationships.
"Thy vows are all __________" reflects feelings of betrayal in romantic relationships.
Flashcards
Sonnet 29's Imagery
Sonnet 29's Imagery
Sonnet 29 uses vivid imagery of wine, crowds, and green onions to represent the speaker's feelings.
Eden Rock's Theme
Eden Rock's Theme
A poem about a child yearning to visit their deceased parents.
Love's Philosophy & Sonnet 29
Love's Philosophy & Sonnet 29
Possible connection between the poems exploring themes of love within a relationship, likely a complex relationship characterized by loss or absence.
Loss & Remembrance
Loss & Remembrance
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Repetitive Imagery
Repetitive Imagery
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Momer, Any Distance Theme
Momer, Any Distance Theme
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Walking Away Perspective
Walking Away Perspective
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Before You Were Mine Emotion
Before You Were Mine Emotion
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Love's Philosophy Imagery
Love's Philosophy Imagery
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When We Two Parted Subject
When We Two Parted Subject
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Momer Any Distance Relationship
Momer Any Distance Relationship
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Walking Away and Before You Were Mine Connection
Walking Away and Before You Were Mine Connection
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Love's Philosophy & When We Two Parted Relationship
Love's Philosophy & When We Two Parted Relationship
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Study Notes
Momer, Any Distance
- Focuses on themes: love and loss, growing up
- Describes a breaking point where something has to give, limits of falling/failing
- Links to concepts of walking away and Eden Rock
Walking Away
- Reflects on feelings of being distanced from someone 18 years ago.
- Describes feeling like a satellite drifting away
- Notes the concept of "nature's give and take."
- Examines a child leaving home, parent-child perspective
- Links to Momer, Any Distance, Before you were mine, and Eden rock
Before You Were Mine
- This piece describes a nostalgic perspective on a relationship
- Character recalls their youth, feelings, and moments of happiness with someone.
- Links to Momer, Any Distance and Walking Away
Love's Philosophy
- Emphasizes imagery of nature (fountains, winds, mountains) and their blending.
- Discusses a comparison in a philosophical manner about love's nature, and connection between people
- Links to when we two parted (Sonnet 29).
When We Two Parted
- Describes a loss of love/relationship
- Themes of pain, regret, growing apart, separation are apparent.
- Focuses on the separation by using natural imagery
- Links to Love's Philosophy, Sonnet 29
Sonnet 29 - In Limbs of Thee
- This piece describes a separation or loss
- Use of imagery to convey the pain from loss
- Links to When we two Parted, Love's Philosophy
Eden Rock
- Focuses on seeing parents in a new light due to them passing away.
- Describes childhood memories concerning the parents
- Links to Walking Away
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Description
Explore the interconnections between love, loss, and growing up in poetry. This quiz examines key pieces such as 'Momer, Any Distance', 'Walking Away', and 'Before You Were Mine', delving into their themes and imagery. Engage with the emotional landscapes created by these works to better understand the nuances of relationships and nature's impact on them.
