Strange Fits of Passion

The imagination of a madman, a lover, a poet is very compact. ~ This statement by Shakespeare is an authoritative example of Wordsworth 's role in the song of a simple passionate love of poetry I know, "The summer dream of noon" 1595 "William Shakespeare". In this verse, the speaker began to shine the cabin of the lover Lucy; the speaker imagined that Lucy will meet her when she arrived and fell into the idea of ​​"crazy" dead The originality of this poem is the bad influence of love on one person and how nature affects human emotions; the latter is the major theme in many Wordsworth literary works.

In Wordsworth's poetry, this effect is achieved through the development of tone and atmosphere. In poetry, "The strange sleep seals my soul" and "The strange passion I know" is not only the greatest concern of Tonnes, but also the theme of poetry is the problem of human loss and morbidity is. "Strange sleep made inscriptions on my soul", Wordsworth mentioned about the loss of a friend. Starting from the beginning of quotation of the above title, a hypnotic effect never been dispelled has been created. This effect is created by strong rhyme, ambiguity, line rhythm. This effect also distracts attention from what the poet actually said to divert Lucy's death message diagonally.

In his lyrics of "I know the strangeness of passion," he declared that he was always a victim of "strange passion"; he said that he explained one of them Lucy, the girl he loves is very beautiful, "fresh like a rose in June", he went to her cottage one night under the moon. When the moon fell behind the "roof of the cabin", the speaker got over and shouted to himself with a passionate idea: "If Lucy should die!" The emotional thought of the speaker is that it They will feel this feeling from time to time when they are very concerned about them, which are explanations of morbid sensation as they come. This is a universal emotion, it includes all concepts of romantic poetry ... If you lose your loved one, you should have anxiety