Envy (Mary Lamb)

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What does the word culture suggest?
Safe and stable growing environment
Talent that is rare
What is the quote referring to roses smelling better when wet?
Gentle shower
Pointless to worry about things that you can’t change.
“It all in vain would fret”
What tree does she constantly refer to in this poem?
Rose-tree
What is the message of this poem?
Jealousy is bad, we should be happy with ourselves
What are the key themes of Envy?
Man vs nature
Self vs society
Inner conflict
What is it called when you have positive imagery next to negative imagery?
Juxtaposition
What are the flowers a metaphor for?
People
What is the general tone of the poem?
Positive

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Envy (Mary Lamb)

Cards (10)

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Poetry:

2.4.3 Differentiated Instruction

Poetry:

2.2.1 Stealing

3.4.3 Poetry

5. Unseen Poetry

5. Unseen Poetry

2.2.1 Stealing:

4. Poetry Anthology

4. Poetry Anthology

3.3 Unseen Poetry

5. Unseen Poetry

1.1.7 Mary I's Reign

Unit 5: Poetry II

Unit 2: Poetry I

3.4 Literature and Poetry

1C.3 Edward VI and Mary I

1D.6.2.1 The Invitation to William of Orange