The Soul has Bandaged moments (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards

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Author of 'The Soul Has Bandaged Moments'

Emily Dickinson

What 'bandaged moments' symbolises

Times of intense emotional pain and suffering

What 'ghastly Fright' represents

Personification of fear that paralyses the soul

Meaning of soul 'dances like a Bomb'

Violent yet exhilarating release from suffering

What 'divine Majority' symbolises

A state of higher being or happiness

Central theme of the poem

Cyclical nature of psychological suffering and relief

Juxtaposition of Lover and Goblin shows

Duality of soul's experiences between love and fear

Effect of personification in poem

Makes abstract fear tangible and immediate

Purpose of dashes in punctuation

Creates pauses reflecting fragmented experiences

What 'freezing hair' conveys

Coldness and paralysis from psychological trauma

Chariots pausing at gate symbolise

Transient nature of moments of joy

Theme of duality of experience means

Soul oscillates between extremes of terror and joy

Theme: presence of malevolent forces

Fear personified as invasive entities haunting the soul

Bandaging as metaphor suggests

Emotional pain is like physical wound needing healing

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