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As it progress, language more figurative

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As it progress, language more figurative

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(respecting the structure of a sonnet)

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Ceasura: the first caesura allows the reader to stop and think about the ways of love the author will mention afterwards. Also in line 12.

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Ceasura: the first caesura allows the reader to stop and think about the ways of love the author will mention afterwards. Also in line 12.

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In lines 2-3 she describes the width, height and deepth of her love as something unmeasurable. "Out of sight" she can not see the end: limitless

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In lines 2-3 she describes the width, height and deepth of her love as something unmeasurable. "Out of sight" she can not see the end: limitless

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One of the most repeated sounds is the "e". The reader is more likely to smile while prouncing the words that have this sound. This can be related with the happiness that a person feels when being in love or being loved.

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One of the most repeated sounds is the "e". The reader is more likely to smile while prouncing the words that have this sound. This can be related with the happiness that a person feels when being in love or being loved.

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Usually used to highlight or make sure the reader remembers an idea, in this case: "I love thee"

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-visual: "i love thee to the depth and breadth and height"
-sound: "i love thee... quiet"
-touch: "by sun and candle-light"

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- "th" movement: ongoing love
-“purely” and “praise” : increase the overall rhythm and rhyme

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“I love thee freely, as men strive for right”
"I love three purely, as they turn from praise"
Using these two similes in these two lines strengthens the tone of love and adoration in the poem.

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- "passion" with "old griefs": love him also in the negative times.

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"breath, smiles, tears, of all my life": all what she is.

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Afert the first line, the speaker will dedicate 13 lines just to show how much she loves the other person

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Afert the first line, the speaker will dedicate 13 lines just to show how much she loves the other person

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The poem starts with a question (catchs the readers attention plus uses a strong word: love, also two personas are introduced: I and thee (you) which makes the poem more personal and romantic as well.

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The poem starts with a question (catchs the readers attention plus uses a strong word: love, also two personas are introduced: I and thee (you) which makes the poem more personal and romantic as well.

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- a very powerfull feeling.
- in Christianity, the suffering and death of Jesus Christ.

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A very great sadness, especially at the death of someone