TO AUTUMN
Task One
1.
"Rebirth and birth
And it goes round and round
From Zeus' hands to the arms on Thanatos
To the cycle you are bound"
2.
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"The colours expand across the grey sky
Alas, the arc upon your sorrowed brow
Is as pulchritudinous
As the glistening, transluccent bow"
3.
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"Shadows reach for me
I walk alone
But the shadows reach up
As so I go on"
Task Two
Some of the similarities we spotted between to Autumn and our use of language are of the following :
- All the description of the beauty of nature, and the sense of admiration towards it.
- The personification of nature, in our case in "sorrowed brow" compared to how Keats' compares Autumn to a woman.
- The themes of life and death and the cycles in life. Keats' describes natures cycles (Summer, Autumn, etc), as we portrayed on our first picture, and as we expressed on our lines on it. We wrote about how life and death meet and how we are bound to it, as Keats' does in his poem; "Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies".END Task
1) How does To Autumn differ from the other poems you have studied?
2) I mentioned in a letter to my old pal Reynolds that the stubble fields in Autumn looked "warm" to me. How do I communicate a sense of warmth in my poem?
3) How do I use language to reflect the passage of time and a sense of an ever-changing world in this poem?
1)This last poem by Keats, a very special one in fact. this is because in thispoem
Task One |
"Rebirth and birth
And it goes round and round
From Zeus' hands to the arms on Thanatos
To the cycle you are bound"
"The colours expand across the grey sky
Alas, the arc upon your sorrowed brow
Is as pulchritudinous
Is as pulchritudinous
As the glistening, transluccent bow"
"Shadows reach for me
I walk alone
But the shadows reach up
As so I go on"
Task Two
Some of the similarities we spotted between to Autumn and our use of language are of the following :
- All the description of the beauty of nature, and the sense of admiration towards it.
- The personification of nature, in our case in "sorrowed brow" compared to how Keats' compares Autumn to a woman.
- The themes of life and death and the cycles in life. Keats' describes natures cycles (Summer, Autumn, etc), as we portrayed on our first picture, and as we expressed on our lines on it. We wrote about how life and death meet and how we are bound to it, as Keats' does in his poem; "Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies".END Task
1) How does To Autumn differ from the other poems you have studied?
2) I mentioned in a letter to my old pal Reynolds that the stubble fields in Autumn looked "warm" to me. How do I communicate a sense of warmth in my poem?
3) How do I use language to reflect the passage of time and a sense of an ever-changing world in this poem?
2) I mentioned in a letter to my old pal Reynolds that the stubble fields in Autumn looked "warm" to me. How do I communicate a sense of warmth in my poem?
3) How do I use language to reflect the passage of time and a sense of an ever-changing world in this poem?
1)This last poem by Keats, a very special one in fact. this is because in thispoem
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