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Poems (Sonnet 29 (Sexual connotations ("-burst, shattered,…

- - - - She is also more demanding due to the suffragette movement at the time.
- - - - "Fountains" - imagery of flowing water shows everything is connected
      - "Mingle" - personification to draw parrallels between nature and his desire to be with his lover
- - - - Alliteration and personification is used to emphasise the impression of suffering - the lifeless ground reflects their dying relationship.
    - - The "t" im curst is much harsher than the use of "children used in the first stanza when relating to god. This shows the narrator is becoming more bitter over time.
  - - - Oxymoron shows the lack of feeling towards him and her confusion of her love towards him.
- - - - The assonant "o" emphasises the broadness of the shoulders
    - - Shows he's technically skilled as well as strong
      - Short, blunt sentence at the start shows his confidence in his statement
    - - Describes the rhythm of the poem as this seems to dip and rise
      - Imitates the boy on his fathers back
  - - - This simile shows that his father harnesses the power to control the horses
    - - The father is so skilled he can roll the field without it breaking
      - Like a wave in the sea
- - - - This contrasts the "they" in stanza 3- this hints at the bond between narrator and lover
        
        "Silence" could have connotations that their relationship was secret
  - - - Could be accusing the partner for not being fully in love with him. Could also be saying he is broken hearted and his other half isn't
    - - Addressing his former lover showing that he is still preoccupied by her love, showing her actions still affect him
- - - - Shows fathers concern that he is not yet ready to leave and won't survive without his protection
    - - This connotes that the sun is moving away with the current of air or water. This could show his lack of control
  - - - Difficult experiences as children bring them up to be independent
    - - Negative simile - a satellite isn't meant to drift away, shows the sons helplessness and in danger. Also shows how the father has stopped being the centre of the sons life.
- - - - Alliteration emphasises that it is a normal action
    - - Reiterates the physical connotations, but also shows his connection with nature.
- - - - Vague description hinjts that this is imagined
    - - Beautiful details show how precious this memory of his mother is