The Form of Non-Traditional Blazon

In the 16th century, Briton style poetry was very popular. Blazon is a method of "describing the positional relationship between a picture and another picture". ("Overview of Sonnet 130", Woolway). This technique is used to explain the main features of the subject, usually the body of a woman. The popular emblem begins from the bottom to the top of the body. Occasionally, for example, hair, eyes, lips, breasts, it starts with feet, feet, etc. and starts from bottom to top.

Blazon: French is "Badge" or "Shield". A literary emblem (or blason) is a classification of the physical attributes of a subject, usually a woman. The equipment was welcomed by Petrarch and widely used by Elizabethan's poet. "Her eyes are shining like sapphire, / her forehead is ivory ..." Blazon compares a part of a woman 's body to jewels, celestial bodies, natural phenomena. Other beautiful things and rare ones. For example, see Thomas Campion's "There is a garden on her face." Contreblazon explains or completely denies the "wrong" part of a woman 's body like the famous sonnet "My" of Shake Spear. The eyes of the hostess are the same as the sun. For a modern example, please look at Camille Guthrie's "My boyfriend".

Marvell wrote this poem in the classical tradition of Latin Love Elegy. There, the speaker praised his lover for the carpe · diem themed theme. One of the poets subdivided his body to create a beautiful image of a lover. The form of the poem consists of rhyming phrases such as singer's quartet, AA, BB, CC etc. If two lovers have enough time, the speaker must first meditate and carefully meditate a lot of things he should "do" in order to properly respect the woman . He is assuming that two people can not play a courtship game for a while.