English lit, Poems

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What kind of imagery is used to describe love in Love’s Philosophy?
images of nature are used to describe love.
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What does the title of the poem, Neutral Tones, refer to?
The title of the poem refers to both the winter setting and the relationship – both are drained of colour and life.
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What is the poem, The Farmer’s Bride, about?
The poem describes the farmer’s wife, who seems to be very shy and nervous of her husband and other men.
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What language features are used in these lines from The Farmer’s Bride and why?
Shy as a leveret, swift as he,Straight and slight as a young larch tree,
Similes are used in these lines to describe the farmer’s wife, to emphasise how timid and scared she is and to show that she is connected with the natural world. Rhymes also used to highlight the comparisons.
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What kind of relationship is described in Letters from Yorkshire?
The poem describes what seems to be a close relationship, but not a romantic one.
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In what tense is the poem, Eden Rock, written?
The poem is written in the present tense.
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What does the title of the poem, Neutral Tones, refer to?

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The title of the poem refers to both the winter setting and the relationship – both are drained of colour and life.

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What is the poem, The Farmer’s Bride, about?

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What language features are used in these lines from The Farmer’s Bride and why?
Shy as a leveret, swift as he,Straight and slight as a young larch tree,

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What kind of relationship is described in Letters from Yorkshire?

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