jeela
I_Luv_Sweets
جزاكم الله خير على التكرم بالمرور والرد
والله لايحركم الاجر ان شاءالله وينوي لكم اللي في بالكم ياسميع يامجيب :)
بس عندي جم قصيده ثانيه ياريت تساعدوني فيه
ادري بتقولون شين وقوة عين بس كل اللي ابيه منكم تشيكووون عليها بس
خصوصا بالقرااامر وربي مايضيع تعبكم ان شاءالله
(القصيده)
The Widow`s Lament in Springtime
Thirtyfive years
I lived with my husband
The plumtree is white today
with masses of flowers
Masses of flowers
load the cherry branches
and color some bushes
yellow and some red
but the grief in my heart
is stronger than they
for though they were my joy
formerly today I notice them
and turned away forgetting
(الشرح)
I lived 35 years with my husband
she is talking about plumtree it`s full of white color flower
cherry is full of flower
cherry are full of yellow and some it`s full of red
I am more sad . my grief is stronger than last years and now I am
happy than the past
Iused the joy before
before today I want to see the flower formerly
Now i am forgetting my grief
forgetting my husband
forgetting my sorrow
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(القصيده)
Virtue
Sweet day so cool so calm so bright
The bridal or the earth and sky
The dew shall weep thy fall to night
For thou must die
(الشرح)
line 1 - 2 adjective
line 3 - 4 Dew is crying on the coming of the night \ end of the day
He is talking about the day . He is calling and giving 5 adj. The dew
are crying because the early morning day is about to finish and
the night is about to come
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(القصيده)
Breake`breake`breake
Breake`breake`breake
At the foot of thy crages O sea
But the tender grace of a day that is dead
Will never come back to me
(الشرح)
all sea I am sitting here on the stones of your shore
The sweet momries means tender grace
of time is finished now
Will not com to me again
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(القصيده)
Incident
I saw the whole of Baltimore
From May until December
Of all the things that happend there
That`s all that Iremember
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:)
jeela
I_Luv_Sweets
جزاكم الله خير على التكرم بالمرور والرد
والله لايحركم الاجر ان شاءالله...
This poem’s primary focus is virtue, hence the title. It relates strongly to Christianity and says that the only way to live eternally is to be virtuous. In the first three stanzas, Herbert describes things that seem to be “sweet” but really are not. His diction in those first three stanzas lets the reader feel a sense of calmness and beauty, and then he shows great contrast by saying that though these things are wonderful, they will not survive when “the world turn to coal.”
The world turning to coal is an allusion to the apocalypse. All the stanzas symbolize different types of people. The people in the first three stanzas are not necessarily evil, but they are not virtuous and do not survive the end of the world. The person described in the last stanza is virtuous, thus he has salvation and will live eternally.
Herbert uses much imagery and personification in this poem. He does this to make the objects he describes in the stanzas more realistic and life-like. He also keeps life and death motif. At the end of every stanza is a statement telling the final result of the person in each verse.
Herbert uses an ABAB rhyme scheme throughout the poem. He was an English Renaissance poet and all of those poets incorporated rhyming in their work, so Herbert did as well.
When one looks at this poem as a whole, it is easy to see that the author is very religious. Herbert definitely believes in Christianity and this entire poem deals with the topic of salvation and damnation when the apocalypse arrives.
The world turning to coal is an allusion to the apocalypse. All the stanzas symbolize different types of people. The people in the first three stanzas are not necessarily evil, but they are not virtuous and do not survive the end of the world. The person described in the last stanza is virtuous, thus he has salvation and will live eternally.
Herbert uses much imagery and personification in this poem. He does this to make the objects he describes in the stanzas more realistic and life-like. He also keeps life and death motif. At the end of every stanza is a statement telling the final result of the person in each verse.
Herbert uses an ABAB rhyme scheme throughout the poem. He was an English Renaissance poet and all of those poets incorporated rhyming in their work, so Herbert did as well.
When one looks at this poem as a whole, it is easy to see that the author is very religious. Herbert definitely believes in Christianity and this entire poem deals with the topic of salvation and damnation when the apocalypse arrives.