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1. what is the fact of the poetic structure on sonnet 55 by william shakespeare?
a. the regular rhythm and rhyme scheme lull the leader into a peaceful mood. b. the rhythm and rhyme scheme distract the reader and creative tense mood. c. the strict rhythm and rhyme scheme keep the speaker from getting overly emotional. d. the rhythm and rhyme scheme underscore the speakers deep love of the subject

2. what is the effect of the structure of the poem she walks in beauty by lord byron?
a. by organizing the poem into three short and even stanzas byron is able to convey the work themes directly an succinctly. b. by establishing a rather basic rhyme scheme in the poem byron is able to suggest a speaker's lack of complexity. c. by breaking the poem into three stanzas byron allows readers to follow along as the speaker describes three different women. d. by giving the poem and even and steady meter byron's makes the speakers great excitement even more obvious.

3.how does this line in the previous lines descriptions of the speaker and her husband playing near each other develop the idea that the time in maternity can allow love to develop between two people?
a. they indicate that in that time and place boys and girls played together as equals b. they suggest that people should be suspicious by of everyone they meet even as children for everyone has a negative side. c. they suggest that as children the speaker in her future husband had no strong feelings for each other. d. they indicate that it would be better not to grow up but to remain a child at heart always.

1.D and 2 is She Walks In Beauty is a lyrical, rhyming poem that focuses on female beauty and explores the idea that physical appearance depends upon inner goodness and, if in harmony, can result in the romantic ideal of aesthetic perfection.

Often labelled a love poem, there is no direct mention of love and no suggestion of romance between speaker and subject. Clearly there is deep affection shown, an artist's admiration for a female figure who is perhaps more of a symbol of purity and innocence.

In the real life of George Gordon, Lord Byron, 'mad, bad and dangerous to know', it is known that he did attend a party in London on June 11th, 1814 and met a distant cousin of his, Anne Beatrix Horton, Lady Wilmot, who happened to be dressed in black mourning dress with shiny spangles.

Byron's friend, James Wedderburn Webster, confirmed later on that Lady Wilmot, young and pale and pretty, had been the inspiration for the poem. So, it seems that the handsome, witty, passionate poet, known for his drinking and sexual encounters, was simply struck by a beautiful woman on this occasion.

Byron did include She Walks In Beauty in his book Hebrew Songs of 1815, a collection of lyrical poems to be put to music. Hence the steady metrical beat, use of religious language and long vowels.

Whilst the poem is clearly fixated on a female figure and her outward appearance there is also acknowledgement of an inner spiritual core, where pure thoughts and emotions lie.

3. C

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