英美文學(xué)詩(shī)歌賞析

1、1、Loveliest of Trees .......................................................................................................................23、The Chimney-Sweeper，1789.....................................................

2、..............................................74、On Stella's Birthday March 13, 1727 by Jonathan Swift..................................................105、My last duchess ............................................

3、............................................................................136、The love song of j. Alfred prufrock ..................................................................................177、Heat .............

4、..............................................................................................................................248、The Red Wheelbarrow ......................................................................

5、......................................249．、 ．、“I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud“.......................................................................................2810、“It is a beauteous evening, calm and free”..........

6、................................................................3411、A little learning is a dangerous thing ...................................................................................3912、“Ah, Are You Digging on

7、My Grave,“ ................................................................................3913、William Blake - London .....................................................................................................

8、...4214、Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock ......................................................................................5015、Fire and Ice..........................................................................

9、...................................................5316、The eagle .................................................................................................................................6018、Shall I Compare Thee

10、 to a summer’s Day........................................................................6319、The Poem, “A Red, Red Rose“.............................................................................................6820、

11、It Dropped So Low in My Regard........................................................................................7021、To His Coy Mistress,.............................................................................

12、.................................7223、Death Be Not Proud by John Donne ....................................................................................7624、Anecdote of the Jar.........................................

13、.......................................................................7925、“I heard a Fly buzz—when I died—...” ...............................................................................8326、A Noiseless Patient Spi

14、der.....................................................................................................8727、The Sick Rose..................................................................................................

15、....................9028、 “The Road Not Taken“ .......................................................................................................9729、the Boston Evening Transcript....................................

16、.......................................................10130、uphill......................................................................................................................................10231、The Second Co

17、ming (poem)................................................................................................10432. Full Fathom Five Thy Father Lies .........................................................................

18、..............11033、blow,blow,thou winter wind................................................................................................11134、To--....................................................................

19、......................................................................11335、splendor falls on castle walls...............................................................................................11336、God's Gra

20、ndeur ...................................................................................................................11537、Song.........................................................................................

21、..............................................12038、Virtue“ ..................................................................................................................................12439、the oak.................

22、..................................................................................................................12740、When I was One-and-Twenty ..........................................................................

23、...................12741、oh,who is that young sinner.................................................................................................13042、Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.............................

24、..............................................13043、the voice.................................................................................................................................13544、to be or not to be......

25、.............................................................................................................13545、on what foundation stands ...............................................................................

26、...................13746、to the virgins,to make much of time...................................................................................13747、sonnet 75 .............................................................

27、..................................................................139Meter: The meter in the poem varies, but most of the lines are in iambic tetrameter. In this format, each line has four pairs of syllables, the first s

28、yllable of each pair unstressed and the second stressed, as in lines 2 and 3Several tetrameter lines in the poem place stress on the first syllable and thus are in trochaic tetrameter. Line 4 is an example. You probably

29、noticed that the fourth foot has only one syllable. The literary term used to identify such a foot is catalexis, and the foot is called a catalectic foot. Another example of trochaic tetrameter with a catalectic foot is

30、line 6: End Rhyme: In each stanza the first line rhymes with the second, and the third line rhymes with the fourth. Two successive rhyming lines make up what is called a couplet. Summary: On a ride through the woods aft

31、er Easter Sunday, the speaker observes a cherry tree with its white blossoms. Noting that he is twenty years old, he estimates that about fifty years of his life remain. A half-century is not really a long time, he says.

32、 Consequently, he will make the most of the rest of his life, he says, by observing the cherry tree in winter--when snow clings to its boughs--as well as spring. Figures of Speech: Following are examples of figures of s

33、peech in the poem. Alliteration: Line 2:.......bloom along the bough Lines 3-4:..woodland ride / Wearing white Lines 5-6:..years and ten, / twenty will not Line 7:.......take from seventy Line 8:.......only leaves me fif

34、ty Line 9:.......to look at things in bloom Line 10:.....Fifty Springs is little room Line 11:....woodlands I will go Line 12:....see the cherry hung with snowSynecdoche:Line 6:.....Fifty Springs is little room .........

35、......Springs represents years.Metaphor/Personification:Lines 1, 2, 4: The cherry . . . is . . . wearing white for Eastertide. Comparison of the tree to a person who has chosen to wear white for the Easter seasonAt first