PPT-The Prelude by William Wordsworth
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LO To explore the poem The Prelude Starter Wordsworth also wrote this poem What does he like to write about I wandered lonely as a Cloud That floats on high
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LO To explore the poem The Prelude Starter Wordsworth also wrote this poem What does he like to write about I wandered lonely as a Cloud That floats on high oer Vales and Hills When all at once I saw a crowd. 10 You look round on your Mother Earth As i f she for no purpose bore you As if you were her first born birth And none had lived before you One morning thus by Esthwaite lake hen life was sweet I knew not why To me my good friend Matthew spake And t : Prelude No.15 in D flat major, Op.28. (also known as the ‘raindrop’ prelude). AIMS - In the study of this set work you will learn about:. The . Romantic . period and the main hallmarks of the style. Lines Written in the Spring. William Wordsworth 1770-1850. William was born in Cumberland, England to be the son of John Wordsworth. William was sent to . Hawkshead. . Grammer. School as a child and . 1770-1850. He was born and spent most of his life in …….. the famous . ………………... in England. LAKE DISTRICT. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. He was the poet of ……….. nature. He was interested in the interaction between ….. and . Luke 24.1-12 & 1 Corinthians 15.19-26. Easter Sunday. March 27, 2016. The days are coming. When God’s glory will appear. Out of the midst of pain. And we will sing a new song!. Luke 24.1-12 . The Jarring Experience of Resurrection. Luke 21:5-36. DESTRUCTION AHEAD. Prophecy of the Destruction (v.5-7). Prelude to the Destruction (v.8-19). Particulars of the Destruction (v.20-24). DESTRUCTION AHEAD. Prophecy of the Destruction (v.5-7). * WWII was the second world-wide war in less than a generation’s time.. It was fought with grim determination on every side.. WWII wasn’t ‘. romanticised. ’ or glorified like WWI had been – more realistic.. The Prelude. . by William Wordsworth. Starter Task. Read the poem carefully and underline any words you do not understand. LO: To understand the language, form & Structure of the poem. Extract from . ABOUT THE POET. Era – April 1770 -1850. Born in . Cockermouth. , Cumberland in the scenic region of Lake District, the landscapes of which affected his poetry. Remained close to sister Dorothy, who was a major influence in his literary works, apart from fellow poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Milton and Shakespeare. Similarities and differences. T. he key theme of both poems is . power. , as it shows the conflict between nature and man, and that nature always wins. Both poems represent the fear of nature, as shown with the mountain in The Prelude and the storm in Storm of the Island. . . by William Wordsworth. Starter Task. Read the poem carefully and underline any words you do not understand. LO: To understand the language, form & Structure of the poem. Extract from . The Prelude. I found. A little boat tied to a willow tree. Within a rocky cove, its usual home.. Straight I unloosed her chain, and stepping in. Pushed from the shore. . It was an act of stealth. And . troubled pleasure,. -Culture LiteratureMarina Spiazzi Marina TavellaMargaret Layton 2015William WordsworthBenjamin Robert Haydon William Wordsworth 1842 London National Portrait Gallery1770-1850 William WordsworthCompa PreludeSOLVENT FREE BLOCKS SURFACE PH LOW ODOR Prelude fs an acovifc x0066006Cllo poepaoatfln slirtfln aesfgnea tl fmpolse x0066006Cllofng srbstoates befloe tee appifcatfln lf x0066006Cllo-clseo
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