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Sonnet 29 – ‘I think of thee!'
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Which collection does 'Sonnet 29 – I Think of Thee!' belong to?

Sonnets from the Portuguese

To whom did Elizabeth Barrett Browning dedicate her love poems?

Robert Browning, her husband

What type of sonnet structure does 'Sonnet 29' follow?

Petrarchan sonnet

What is the rhyme scheme of 'Sonnet 29'?

ABBAABBA CDCDCD

Where does the volta occur in this Petrarchan sonnet?

At the start of the sestet

What does the enjambment throughout the poem mimic?

Unstoppable nature of her thoughts

What does the metaphor of 'wild vines' twining around a tree suggest?

Overwhelming & consuming nature of love

What do the leaves hiding the wood represent in the imagery?

How thoughts obscure true feelings

What does calling her lover a 'palm-tree' symbolise?

Strength and stability

What do the imperative verbs 'renew' and 'rustle' convey?

Urgency and longing

What does the juxtaposition of 'drop, burst, shattered' against serene imagery suggest?

Dramatic release of pent-up emotions

What does the speaker say her thoughts alone cannot do?

Satisfy her longing

Why does the speaker say she does not think of her lover at the end?

She is too near him

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