#1: Deals with.. EXCEPT

e: happiness that follows after grief as passed

14: central paradox (aka "theme"; aka "MOWAW")

d: reveals extent of loved one's continuing memory

#5: "but cannot do thee wrong"

d: belief that no future love will supplant the former one

a: trained myself not to miss you

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Remembrance Poetry Analysis

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1
#13: "divinest anguish"
e: rapturous pain
c: useless passion
a: dear life
d: burning wish
2
#3: implication
d: the bereaved must choose to forget the past
e: people who dwell on the past are unable to move beyond losses
a: only someone remarkably devoted can retain memory
c: pain strengthens the soul so that the sufferer can move forward
3
#12: "it"
c: soul
d: wish
b: passion
a: despair
4
#2: second stanza
d: communicate speaker's ongoing devotion to memory
e: compare the loved one to a bird
b: indicate how loneliness causes the speaker to dwell on the past
c: ponder the current connection to the loved one
5
#9: lines 21-32
d: tempting but destructive
e: tempting but destructive
b: important but dangerous
a: necessary but addictive
6
#1: Deals with.. EXCEPT
d: emotions experienced as grief abates
b: discipline required to address grief
a: aftermath of a terrible loss
e: happiness that follows after grief as passed
7
#8: "check"
a: mark
c: influence
b: staunch
e: ascertain
8
14: central paradox (aka "theme"; aka "MOWAW")
d: reveals extent of loved one's continuing memory
e: recognizes extent of attraction to new acquaintance
a: attempting to grow closwer to a lost love, becomes more distant
b: the speaker comes to an increasing awareness of mortality
9
#11: "burning wish"
a: visit to the loved once's grave
e: respite from fear
c: second chance at love
d: reunion in death
10
#5: "but cannot do thee wrong"
b: concern that an act of betrayal would be morally wrong
c: hope that the temptations of the world will not cause unfaithfulness
a: certainty that the lvoed one will forgive any transgression
d: belief that no future love will supplant the former one
11
#10: line 26
c: freed myself from suffering
a: trained myself not to miss you
b: taught myself to forgive you
e: prayed that I could be free of you
12
#4: fourth stanza
c: exaggeration and deception
a: sarcasm and self-mockery
b: rationalization and apology
e: moralizing and invective
13
#6: line 17
a: new love
b: rekindled love
d: spiritual awakening
c: flash of awareness
14
#7: fifth stanza
b: repetition
c: synecdoche
e: parallelism
d: consonance

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