Isabella - keats

• "fair isabel, poor isabel!" first line of the poem sympathy for her is set up from start
• "with every morn their love grew tenderer" 2nd stanza
• "her lute string gave an echo of his name, she spoilt her half-done embroidery with the same" he is a distraction not going to end well
• " but, alas, honeyless days and days did he let pass"
• "until isabella's untouched cheek fell sick" love sick
• "i will drink her tears" stanza five foreshadows her watering him with her tears
• "thine eyes by gazing" not spying - looking in admiration
• "leading me from wintry cold ..thou leadest me to summer clime" stanza 9 metaphor of seasons
• ""i must taste the blossoms that unfold" sexual connotations
• "lips grew bold and poesied with hers in dewy rhyme"
• "great bliss was with them and great happiness grew, like a lusty flower in junes caress"
• "twin roses by the zephyr blown apart only to meet again more close"
• "ah! better it had been for ever so, than idle ears should pleasure in their woe" if only it had always been like that with no interference from the quotidian world.
• "even bees, the little almsmen of spring bowers, know there is richest juice in poison flowers" nature knows - foreshadowing their tragic end
• "two brothers ..enriched from ancestral merchandise"