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Song Vs. the Last Sonnet (Similarities/ Contrast (Structure (Song (Rhyme…

- - - - Interesting juxtaposition
      - Links to the context of them in bed together
      - Mention in conclusion
- - - - A sonnet is a poem that 14 lines, a complicated rhyme scheme, and usually has a final couplet.
        
        It is a very organised type of poem, giving the effect of harmony and order.
        
        Contain conflict
    - - Rhyme is very simplistic- naiive, not very subtle at all
        
        Links to the sybolism of love is a child
        
        Rhymes "You" with "you" and repeats "ing" alot
      - End stopping (punctuation at the end of the line)- repetitive
        
        Becomes monotonous list
  - - - Personifacation
        
        Overall imagery of "love is a child"
      - Feathers, wolves
        
        JUXTAPOSITION
    - - Permanence vs transience
      - Heavenly
      - Heavenly vs. erotic
      - Philosophical
      - STAR- main form of imagery