The Poetic Voice and Figurative Language · Poetry and Aesthetics

Nature and the Human Spirit

Analyzing romantic and contemporary poetry that explores the relationship between humanity and the environment.

Key Questions

  1. 1How is nature personified to reflect human psychological states?
  2. 2What rhythmic devices does the poet use to mimic the sounds of the natural world?
  3. 3How has the poetic treatment of nature changed across different literary eras?

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: The Laburnum Top - Class 11CBSE: The Voice of the Rain - Class 11
Class: Class 11
Subject: English
Unit: The Poetic Voice and Figurative Language
Period: Poetry and Aesthetics

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