Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Song (Ae fons kiss) -
Robert Burns
- Form and structure
- Uses Rhyming
couplets throughout
the poem
- Poem goes full circel
- Starts of grieving and ends up
grieving
- Lyric poem
- follows a trochaic tetrameter
- Assonance
throughout the
poem
- Language Analysis, Techniques and Imagery
- ' Ae fond kiss, and then
we sever/Ae farewell,
and then,forever!
- forever shows the finality
of the situation and the
exclamation mark
emphasises it
- Warring sighs and
groans i'll wage thee
- onomatapoeia
signify an inner
battle
- Sighs and groans
are the price he
has to pay for
their parting
- 'The star of hope she leaves him'
- Love is shown as a
guiding light- this is also
a refernce to Sonnet
116 because love is
shown in a similar way
- 'Dark Depsair around
benights me'
- Alliteration brings to attention
the pitiable state that the
speaker is in after the depature
of his beloved
- Ironic he calls her
'My' because she
was never his
- No sense of lust
it is admiration
- Types of love
- Abandoned love
- unrequited love
- Loss of love
- Typicality of love poems
- Love was shown has a
hopeful and powerful force
in a lot of poems at the time
- typical features of a
romantic poem
- reference
- Sonnet 116 - Both
show love as a
guiding light