1. The Woodspurge by Daniel Gabriel Rossetti
... The use of the word "dead" in the second line creates a dark and daunting mood; intensify the whole depressed and anguished mood of Rossetti, imitated by the nature. The quote," I had walked on at the wind's will, I sat now, for the wind was still" enhances his depressed mood. This shows how apathetic, confused and conflicted he is. The way he walks aimlessly and the fact that he follows the direction of the wind ... clearly portrays his unstable mental state of mind ... and again showing us that he is in grief. Next, Rossetti intensifies the imagery that he's in grief by telling us his...
- Word Count: 648
- Approx Pages: 3
- Grade Level: High School