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The poem describes a beautiful evening by the sea as the sun is setting. In the first eight lines (octave), the speaker notes the calm and quiet atmosphere, likening it to a nun in prayer. He hears the sounds of the sea which remind him of thunder. In the last six lines (sestet), the speaker addresses his daughter as they walk together. He says though she may seem carefree, her soul is still divine because she is constantly in God's presence, even if unaware, just as one is in God's presence when in nature.
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- 3. There is the octave and sested.Octave is in first eight lines and sested is in last six lines. Octave:the first eight part of an Italian or Petrarchan sonnet called octave. In traditional Italian sonnets the octave always ends with a conclusion of one idea, giving way to another idea in the sested. Sested : the last six parts of the sonnet called sested.
- 4. The speaker says how he feels when he sees a beautiful evening while the sun is nearly sinking down and he expresses the atmosphere as the gentle and calm. He compares the time of day to a Nun who adores god.He is commending the beauty of the evening.
- 5. In the fifth line,he thinks that heaven is hovering over the sea at this time. He hears sound of the sea,he senses the energy of the sea,that is to say,the sea is awake for the night.He thinks that the motion of the tides makes a sound like thunder. He describes nature as eternal emotion.
- 6. He calls out his French daughter,caroline.He speaks to her in angrily way.He states that she doesn’t think deeply about nature altough she is part of nature since she is a child. She doesn’t have to think about nature because she is natural to nature and she is already connected to God.God is close to his daughter;but,he or anyone else doesn’t know how this connection is between her daughter and God. To sum up,there are three main qualities which are evidence to show that God exists in nature and qualities:power,eternity and perfection.
- 7. Metaphor => ‘thou liest in Abraham’s bosom.’ Simile => ‘The holy time is quiet as a Nun’ and ‘a sound like thunder.’ Thunder symbolizes strength and power. Sea represents nature. Personification => Listen! The mighty Being is awake
- 8. The time is evening and sun sinks down on the horizon.The speaker and his daughter are walking by the sea.
- 9. The beneficial influence of nature: Nature affects human mind in a good way. If we have a good relationship with nature ,we can easily connect to spiritual and social words. Importance of children in nature: Children are innocence and they are part of nature.God is always with them but no one explain this connection.