Hour
Warming her pearls
By heart
100

What is the big Idea from hour

love can defy the concept of time immersed in the moment



100

What is the big idea of the poem Warming her Pearls

hidden or unrequited love for a mistress that the maid keeps seemingly cherishing every pinnacle of the mistress's existence.

100

Name the themes explored in this poem

memory and love

200
Name all the characters that is discussed in the poem hour

The narrator, The lover, the summer sky, Gold, Midas Light


200

Name all the characters from the poem Warming Her Pearls

The maid, The tall men, The mistress, The mistress’s bedroom, Yellow room, The attic, The pearls


200

What is the big idea in the poem by Heart

caught in a moment by memory reliving or even yearning for things that has happened in the past.


300

Name the attitude shift in the poem and how the author does it. 

positive to negative to positive. 

1. starts with the narrator talking about love and valuing it with the time they have.

2. last stanza when it states “time hates love, wants love poor” 

3. 

back to positive when it states “but love spins gold, gold, gold from straw.


300

Name the tone of the poem and the attitude

- longing, admiring

-  neutral but also slightly negative since the maid has a one-sided love for the mistress



300

Name the characters in this poem

The narrator, The love interest, house, The Hill


400

Name all of the poetic devices

Personification 

Symbolism

Imagery

Metaphor


400

What are all the literary devices used in the poem

Dramatic monologue, Metaphor, Enjambment, Imagery, Dramatic Irony


400

What is the tone of this poem. and Is the attitude of this poem negative or Positive?

-  reminiscing, longing, desperation, depressed

- Negative

500

The poem Hour is believed to be about what person in Carol Ann Duffys life. 

Jackie Kay. A previous girlfriend 

500
What are the themes explored in this poem?

themes of love, class, and hidden desire.

500

How does this poem relate to Duffy?

This poem draws from her personal experiences with love and loss