Nick describes Gatsby’s memories of the romance and describes “romances that were not musty and laid away in lavender but fresh and breathing”. (Fitzgerald, 158) This phrase brings to mind clear images of flowers, because they are often “laid away already in lavender” to dry out over time. The use of “fresh and breathing” could also be used to describe a flower, and that during the time of Gatsby and Daisy’s initial romance their relationship was just blooming, and was very fresh and new to both of them. The language in this passage is beautiful and sensual. Fitzgerald describes “dancers whose flowers were scarcely withered” (Fitzgerald, 158) and “an air of breathless intensity” (Fitzgerald, 158), using the language as a parallel to the tone of the passage and the feeling of the romance between Gatsby and Daisy.
Body Paragraph 1: TRS: A rose in full bloom is a dramatic symbol of true love just as the withered rose is a symbol of unrequited love. TS: The life cycle of a rose parallels Gatsby’s dream as it goes from full bloom to
The words in this poem were very easy to understand. One phrase that really stood out for me was, “Where thoughts serenely sweet express how pure, how dear their dwelling place.” Images: Did the poet create strong images? What could you see, hear, smell, taste, or feel? The poet did create strong images. I could visualize that the person he is talking about is the most beautiful individual ever.
Kisses are warm and very comforting when a friend needs help, just like me at times. But I also have that fun, loving side that comes with the Kisses. The Reese's are way different from all the others. Now Reese's have this combination of two opposites that work together in the end. Reese's are salty and sweet.
Degas also used very light pastel colors in the background to make the ballerina stand out more in the painting, as well as making her seem like she is letting off light and making the work seem, in general, much more relaxing and carefree. Another famous Impressionist painting done during the eighteen hundreds was Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s Bal du Moulin da la Galette. In this painting, there is “a richness of form, a fluidity of brush stroke, and a flickering light.” Many bright colors are also used by Renoir, giving off an air of happiness amongst the people dancing, drinking, and
I love the painting, The Birth of Venus, by Sandro Botticelli. I like the innocence of the figures. They are painted very simply. The simplicity adds beauty to the painting. I have an interest in Greek mythology, and I like to see how stories are brought to life through pictures.
Each can describe the sensations of biting into a plum, the sensation of delight and the feelings of good taste that can be derived from each line. Indeed, the last two stanzas are about the delicious sensations of the fruit in question, and of the sensations of the word itself. For even a sound can be delicious, the last lines, “question”, “and reply, lip and tongue”, and “of pleasure” are more a description of the sound that the word brings. These things turn the word “plum” into a sort of onomatopoeia, making a word for a fruit into a sensation, something the mind’s ear hears when it would not normally be interpreted as something like a sound or sensation in and of itself. However, as one has discovered, delicious is a term to describe delightful sensations, to describe pleasure itself.
In the poems “My last Duchess” and “The River God”, the theme love is present and the poetic voices seems to appear friendly and harmless. At the beginning of “my last Duchess” the Duke admires his portrait of his Duchess as he expresses her a piece of “wonder” to the Count’s envoy. We can understand that the Duke perceives his Duchess as an delicate treasure of his, when unveils “the curtain” to the envoy, this suggest his deep intimacy toward his Duchess when he hides it in his private gallery , this further indicates that she is his most prized position and only he can cherish her beauty. Similarly in “The river god” the poetic voice falls in love with a “bold”, “beautiful lady” where he states that he will not “let her go” This indicates that he is deeply in love and feels as if he is attached and fond of her. He admires her attitude when she baths herself by “the tall black cliff where the water runs cold” he relates her attitude to his connection to power.
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This song is a peaceful and comforting song of the sounds of his mate, his baby, and his small home. It is the song of the warmth and wholeness. When he senses malice or dishonesty, he hears the Song of Evil. Kino also hears the Song of the Undersea. In this song Kino finds pride and strength.