Name that poet
"To A Mouse"
Burns
The Rhyme of an Ancient Mariner"
Coleridge
Who saves him from his sinking vessel? What do these people represent?
A pilot, his son, and a hermit
They represent the father, the son, and the holy spirit
In “The World is too much with us,” the speaker would rather be a pagan than a Christian. Why?
Pagans respect nature because they think that god is controlling factors of nature
Pagans respect nature in a way that Christans don’t
How was hyperbole used in the poem?
"I Wondered Lonely as a Cloud
The amount of daffodils
10,000
"Elegy Written in a Country Courtyard"
Gray
"Ode to a Nightingale"
Keats
What is the mariner’s ultimate penance?
To tell everyone his story
In “The Solitary Reaper,” what is romantic about the poem’s subject?
Hard work and common man
How is the title of the poem a simile?
It compares a person(the speaker) to a cloud
"The Lamb"
Blake
"Ozymandias"
Shelley
Why did the wedding guest need to hear this story?
He needed to hear the story because he sinned against nature
*we don’t know exactly what he did
Why is the woman’s singing long-lasting?
Music stayed in his heart
In “She Walks in Beauty,” how is darkness presented in an unusual way?
It is used in a positive way
"I Wondered Lonely as a Cloud"
Wordsworth
"The World is Too Much With Us"
Wordsworth
In “My Heart Leaps Up...,” what image in nature represents hope to the speaker?
A rainbow
In “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud,” how is solitude described in an unusual way?
He’s happy when he is alone because he is able to think better
In “To A Skylark,” how does the poet stress the importance of emotions?
Until we hardly see- we feel that it is there
An emotional connection comes before an intellectual one
"She Walks in Beauty"
Byron
"On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer"
Keats
Explain the paradox: The child is father of the man.
The children can teach us about being connected with nature
What image returns to the speaker as he is lying on his couch?
A field of dancing daffodils
Why would someone never be as joyous as the skylark?
The bird is free unlike us