Christina Rosetti

• What does the phrase "Remember when I am gone away" suggest in the context of the poem?


  It suggests a longing for remembrance after death.
• What is the significance of "Gone far away into the silensland" in the poem?


  It signifies a departure into death or an afterlife.
• How does the line "When you can no more hold me by the hand" reflect the theme of loss?


  It reflects the emotional distance and separation caused by death.
• What does the speaker mean by "Remember me when no more day by day"?


  It means to keep the speaker in memory even when they are no longer present.
• What does the phrase "religious underne" imply in the poem?


  It suggests a spiritual or sacred aspect to the speaker's message.
• What is the emotional tone conveyed by "Yet if you should forget me for a while"?


  It conveys a sense of acceptance regarding being forgotten.
• How does the line "For the darkness and corruption leave" contribute to the poem's theme?

  It highlights the inevitability of decay and the transient nature of life.
• What does the phrase "Better by far you should forget and" imply about the speaker's feelings towards remembrance?


  It implies that the speaker values the well-being of the other person over being remembered.
• What does "sadness almost allows the person to me again" suggest about grief?


  It suggests that sadness can create a connection to the lost person.
• What are the main themes present in the poem?

  • Remembrance after death
  • The inevitability of loss
  • Acceptance of forgetting
  • The connection between sadness and memory