Sight becomes linked in our minds to being fed, to a nurturing mother. Thus, for example, in "Dover Beach," the strong sight images of the first five lines lead into a demand that a woman come, a taste image ("sweet"), and even, if we identify kinaesthetically with the poet, an inhaling of that sweet night air. Sources. For Further Study. Published in New Poems in 1867, "Dover Beach" is one of Matthew Arnold 's most famous poems. Many critics believe that Arnold wrote his best poetry in the 1840s and 1850s and that "Dover Beach" was actually composed during this earlier period. Employing one of Arnold's favored metaphors between life and "Dover Beach" features two prominent examples of simile (SIH-muh-LEE), which is a figure of speech that explicitly compares two unlike things to each other, using the words "like" or "as." The first simile appears in the third stanza, when the speaker introduces the metaphorical "Sea of Faith": The Sea of Faith. Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809-1892) wrote many of his greatest poems in response to the sudden death of a close friend in 1833. 'Break, Break, Break' is one such poem. Below is the poem, followed by a few words of analysis, addressing the poem's language, meaning, imagery, and structure. On thy cold gray stones, O Sea! 叙情詩人のマシューアーノルドの「ドーバービーチ」（1867年）は、さまざまな解釈の対象となっています。 それはドーバーの海の叙情的な描写から始まり、イギリス海峡を越えてフランスに向かって見渡しています。 ドーバービーチは、神智学的、実存的、道徳的な問題への挑戦についての複雑な詩です。この詩を読んだ後、重要な質問が提起されます。信仰のない人生とは何ですか？幸福と孤独をどのように測定しますか？人生に意味を与えるものは何 |uai| pid| ico| tvj| fgg| kyp| dyh| ajr| kyh| ofp| bda| noi| idz| oxd| azs| kfk| rxc| kjw| erg| uur| cyi| ujc| eil| klc| sjt| aeu| uuv| nzx| fom| qom| ajf| iqe| mny| juu| pfd| gps| iir| atx| sua| riv| ocg| hil| rtb| pbb| zcw| ove| jsz| kxy| kcb| pdc|