Sonnet 43
Cards (23)
- Who is the author of Sonnet 43?
- What type of language does the poem primarily use?
- How does Browning transform mundane language in the poem?
- What does the phrase "depth and breadth and height" imply about love?
- What quality does the three-dimensional aspect of love suggest?
- What does the narrator imply by saying they cannot see the boundary of love?
- What tactile language does Browning use to enhance the poem's atmosphere?
- What sound device is prevalent in the poem?
- What does the use of non-gender specific language signify?
- How does Browning frame love within a religious context?
- What does the narrator hope for their love after death?
- What poetic form is Sonnet 43?
- What rhyme scheme does Sonnet 43 follow?
- How does Sonnet 43 deviate from traditional sonnet structure?
- What do the first four lines of the poem represent?
- What does Browning's adaptation of sonnet forms suggest?
- How is the poem structured around a question?
- How does Browning juxtapose different states of love?
- What ultimate expression of love does the poem conclude with?
- What is the title of the series that includes Sonnet 43?
- What misconception does the title of the series create?
- For whom were the sonnets written?
- What was Robert Browning's profession?