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'Love That Doth Reign Within My Thought'
by Henry Howard
- Structure and form
- Shakespearean sonnet
- ABAB rhyme scheme for
the fist 3 quatrains, the an
ending rhyming couplet.
- '...not my foot remove.
Sweet is the death that
taketh end by love.'
- ABAB rhyme scheme for
the fist 3 quatrains, the an
ending rhyming couplet.
- Iambic pentameter
- Emphasises words that are
more important the others and
creates a chanting rhythm like
a marching army
- 'Love that doth reign and live within my thought.'
- Emphasises words that are
more important the others and
creates a chanting rhythm like
a marching army
- Three quatrains followed by a couplet
- Standard for a Shakespearean sonnet
- Standard for a Shakespearean sonnet
- Shakespearean sonnet
- Narrative stance
- First person
- Allows him to effectively
blend experiences and
opinions into the poem.
- Allows him to effectively
blend experiences and
opinions into the poem.
- Male voice
- First person
- Grammar and sentence structure
- Lexis and imagery
- Semantic field of military words
- 'fought... banner'
- 'fought... banner'
- Love is personified
- 'And coward Love then
to the heart apace
Taketh his flight...'
- Semantic field of military words
- Phonology and sound patterning
- Orthography and punctuation
- Content/ context
- Unrequited love
- Inventor of his own sonnet form
- The father of English sonnet
- Individualism
- Unrequited love
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