Sonnet 29 – ‘I think of thee!' (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards
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Sonnet 29 author
Sonnet 29 author
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Sonnet 29 collection name
Sonnet 29 collection name
Sonnets from the Portuguese
Sonnet 29 dedicated to
Sonnet 29 dedicated to
Robert Browning (her husband)
Sonnet 29 poetry type
Sonnet 29 poetry type
Victorian romantic poetry
Sonnet 29 form
Sonnet 29 form
Petrarchan sonnet
Sonnet 29 rhyme scheme
Sonnet 29 rhyme scheme
ABBAABBA CDCDCD
Petrarchan sonnet structure
Petrarchan sonnet structure
Octave & sestet
Volta location in Sonnet 29
Volta location in Sonnet 29
Start of sestet
Wild vines metaphor meaning
Wild vines metaphor meaning
Overwhelming & consuming affection
Palm-tree symbolism
Palm-tree symbolism
Strength & stability
Enjambment effect in Sonnet 29
Enjambment effect in Sonnet 29
Unstoppable nature of thoughts & feelings
Main theme of Sonnet 29
Main theme of Sonnet 29
Longing
Juxtaposition words used
Juxtaposition words used
Drop, burst, shattered