Extract From, The Prelude - William Wordsworth

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GCSE English (Poetry) Mind Map on Extract From, The Prelude - William Wordsworth, created by Samira Choudhury on 04/05/2017.
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Extract From, The Prelude - William Wordsworth
  1. 'Blank desertion' - Adjective, noun, left alone, confused
    1. 'Trembling' - Adjective, scared, fear, guilt
      1. 'Rocky cove' - Noun, hidden
        1. 'Troubled pleasure' - Oxymoron, hit of sinister, likes it, never told no
          1. Spiritual growth
            1. 'Stealth' Noun, sneaky
              1. Published after death
                1. 'Heaving' - Adjective, violent, change
                  1. 'Covert' - Noun, protected, safe
                    1. 1 long stanza, enjambment - Wants to get it out, leaves us breathless
                      1. Reflection, loneliness, threat, temptation
                        1. 'Power instinct' - Noun, emphasising nature's power
                          1. Nature has the power to change us
                            1. Epic poem, blank verse
                              1. 'Led by her' - Pronoun, personification, childhood, mother figure?
                                1. 'Usual' - Adjective, familiar, always there
                                  1. Conversational, personal
                                    1. 'Unloosed her chain' - Personification, noun, stole boat, setting it free
                                      1. 'Glittering idly' - Adjective, soft imagery, supernatural
                                        1. 'Mountain-echoes' - Something dark, nature no happy
                                          1. 'Stars' 'Grey' - Nouns, contrast, light and dark
                                            1. 'Lustily' - Adverb, pleasure, first sexual experience
                                              1. 'Still' - Adverb, calm
                                                1. 'Like a swan' - Simile, noun, elegant, graceful, ability to row
                                                  1. 'Huge' - Repetition, adjective, intimidating, turning point, transition to adulthood
                                                    1. 'Moon' - Noun, erie, night time
                                                      1. 'No' - Repetition, non longer knows nature, not familiar
                                                        1. 'Sparkling light' - Adjective, magical
                                                          1. 'Unswerving line' - Adjective, noun, skilled, done before
                                                            1. 'Grave' - No longer enjoying, realised mistake, take to grave
                                                              1. 'Silent lake' - Adjective, noun, repetition, lonely, alone, peaceful
                                                                1. 'Upreared its head' - Verb, pronoun, personification, monster
                                                                  1. 'Solitude' - Noun, alone,
                                                                    1. 'Still in stature [...] so it seemed, with purpose of its own' - Sibilance, hissing
                                                                      1. 'Towered' - Adjective, big, power over man
                                                                        1. 'Serious mood' - Not fun, adult, changed him
                                                                          1. 'For many days' - Long lasting, can't forget
                                                                            1. 'Hung a darkness' - Adjective, noun, always there, hung onto him
                                                                              1. 'Trouble to my dreams' - Nouns, haunting dreams, inescapeable, can't escape memory
                                                                                1. 'Huge and mighty form' - Adjectives, accepts natures dominance, power over men
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