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Who wrote the poem "She Walks in Beauty"?
Lord Byron
In what year was "She Walks in Beauty" written?
1814
What inspired Lord Byron to write "She Walks in Beauty"?
Seeing his cousin's wife at a party
What does "She Walks in Beauty" praise?
Inner and outer beauty
Who is the author of the poem "Valentine"?
Carol Ann Duffy
In what year was "Valentine" written?
1993
What does "Valentine" challenge?
Traditional
love poems
What is the main theme of "She Walks in Beauty"?
Beauty
What does "Valentine" promote as its main theme?
Genuine love
What are the poetic techniques used in "She Walks in Beauty"?
Regular
rhyme scheme
(ABAB CDCD EFEF)
Iambic tetrameter
Metaphors
and
similes
Alliteration
and assonance
What are the poetic techniques used in "Valentine"?
Free verse
with no set rhyme scheme
Irregular
metre
Metaphors
,
similes
, and
symbolism
Limited use of
sound devices
How does "She Walks in Beauty" create rhythm?
Through regular rhyme scheme and
iambic tetrameter
What type of imagery does "She Walks in Beauty" primarily use?
Visual
imagery
What does the light and dark symbolize in "She Walks in Beauty"?
Balance
and harmony within the woman
What type of imagery is used in "Valentine"?
Tangible
imagery
What does the onion symbolize in "Valentine"?
Genuine love and its
layers
What type of language does "She Walks in Beauty" use?
Formal
and
elevated language
What is the tone of "She Walks in Beauty"?
Admiring
and
reverent
What type of language does "Valentine" use?
Conversational
and
simple
language
What is the tone of "Valentine"?
Understated
and
realistic
What are the overall messages of "She Walks in Beauty" and "Valentine"?
"She Walks in Beauty":
Beauty lies in balance and
harmony
True beauty combines
inner
grace and
outer
loveliness
"Valentine":
Genuine love transcends
clichés
Real love is about
sincerity
and
depth
What are the similarities and differences between "She Walks in Beauty" and "Valentine"?
Similarities
:
Focus on love and beauty
Deep emotional sentiments
Differences
:
Style:
Formal
vs.
conversational
Tone:
Reverent
vs. understated
Form:
Regular rhyme
vs.
free verse
Imagery:
Visual
vs.
tangible