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Poems : love’s farewell, my last duchess, to Althea from prison, sonnet 71, to the night and Ulysses. (Line by line explanations and summaries) (IEB syllabus)

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Love 's Farewell Michael Drayton
'
indicates the end of a relationship . Structure


1 . Since there's no help ,
come let us kiss and part
'
14 lines & 10
syllables
'
' ' '
since interlocutor speech Elizabethan
appear to be intercepting
=
+ we a .




'
-
speaker is addressing someone Apostrophe iambic pentameter
'

. . .




- ' ' '
no help :
there is no cure or hope for their relationship . Quadrant I -3 :
message unravelled


-

Nay I have done of couplet purpose revealed
:
2
you get no more me ; rhymming true .
.

,




-
uses possessive pronouns .




-
no more : indicates he just wants their relationship to end .




3 . And I am glad yea , , glad with all
my heart ,



'
'

is repeated emphasis ( ionic )
Tone : cordial / dismissive forceful
glad i. further .




'
the speaker is
glad to be free from her .




lover to end )
'
for ( emphasis
urging relationship . on speaker .




4. That thus so
cleanly 1
myself can free ;

-

speaker implies one
thing but means another = ironic .




'
'
i
c =
alliteration Chard)

-

speaker is forceful when giving instructions .




5. Shake hands for ever ,
cancel our vows ,



'
pronouns change to plural . makes us think of them as a couple ) .




his mind is made
'
up



6 . And when we meet at
any time again ,




7. Be it not seen in either of our brows Tone : decisive conclusive assertive / indifferent

'
brows :
synecdoche not just referring to brows but whole face ) .




8. That we one jot of former love retain .




'

theme : love

'
he wants her to forget they were lovers .

,9 Now at the last of love 's latest breath
.


gasp .




' ' '

l sound :
alliteration ( highlight 's love ) .



on heart
tugging of lover
.




/ strings
'
love =
personification +
hyberboia : can be ironic . in order of what falls away when love dies .




( person if
10 . When his pulse failing , passion speechless lies
.
=
convey the message that love is dying .




.




' '


( plosive ! )
'
(
'
p sound : alliteration
highlights passion ) .
+ .


image of love 's last agonizing moment .




of

passion =
personification +
hyperbola : .
can be ironic
:
accurately reflects feelings of the end a relationship .




11 . When Faith is
kneeling by his bed of death ,




' -
love
coming to an end ,
faith is all lost =
nothing left . Quadrant : 3rd person .




\

emphasizes the emotional aspect of love . ( how it is fading )
'
Faith =
personification t
hyperbola i. can be ironic .




'

religious . . .




12 .
And innocence is closing up his eyes .




'
innocence personification be ironic
hyperbola
:
=
+ can



'
innocence :
believes love will last forever .




13 .
-
Now if thou would 's t when all have given him over , Theme :
reconcilement unrequited love / love
,



'
thou :
casually speaking pronoun . ( informal ) .
their love could be rekindled if the
f other person declares their love .




'
line 13 & 14 :
Turning point ( Volta ) → reveals real purpose

-
dash ,
indicates change in the topic & the tone .
Tone :
significant shift


'
From !
14 .
death to life thou might St him yet recover


'

speaker contradicts what he said previously . ( emphasized by ! )

'
Just as love takes its last breath ,
all is not lost ,
there is still hope for the relationship if that is what the lover wishes .




the speaker 's lover

Fate of relationship is in the hands of

, Questions : memo




1 .



in the poem ? Quote
Who is the speaker addressing .




" "
The title love 's farewell
The speaker is
addressing his former lover .
of the poem is ,
therefore suggesting the end of a relationship .
It uses the pronouns



&
"
" " " "
I
"

you , speaking directly to the reader .

Nay I have done ,
you get
no more of me .




above answer is also correct




z . Paraphrase line I -4 & try explain what the speaker is
implying .



+ paraphrase

The conversation is interrupted É the Speaker
gives his reasons for ending the relationship but their relationship is more complex .
His words


& the vehemence of his words is in contrast to what he is
saying Therefore implying
. that there is more to the
story .




3-
Paraphrase line 5 to 8 & try explain what the speaker is
saying .




The speaker continues by saying his decision is final & that it
negates everything the couple has shared , including any promises of love . When or




if
they see each other ,
not even their facial expressions will give away there feelings .




4. Identify the use of pronouns in the sonnet . What do these pronouns suggest about the meaning in the Quatrain & couplet ?

"

quatrain ,
"
in line 1 there has been relationship between the two people but the shift to singular
In the 1st the pronoun we
suggests a
,




&
"

&
"

&
" " " "
I have Parted single The 2nd quatrain the
pronouns you suggests that
they company are now . uses pronouns our


" "
we to indicate that , despite having gone their separate ways ,
both of them need to behave
sincerely .
In the 3rd quatrain ,
it


& &
" "
"
dying The couplet
"
is less personal focuses hav love is the possessive adjective his is used to distance to the
on
give event .




&
" "

rever ts to a more personal tone with the use of you ,
however ,
the Speaker tries to cajole his or her former lover into changing

/ her
" "
his mind , using the archaic form of you ,
thou ,
to revive a
feeling of
intimacy .




5.
Identify a theme
& comment on how it develops during poem .




"

Love 's farewell
"
The main theme of the poem is love or an affair ,
that has ended .
It is even part of the title .
. The 1St 8 lines of
,




The
the poem are devoted to
denying the love that the couple shared , perhaps as a way to protect the Speaker 's wounded ego . 3rd



quatrain describes love on his deathbed ,
while the final couplet describes a way to revive love .

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