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Ode to a Nightingale | John Keats - Line by Line Explanation
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- Keats explores the shaded areas of creative expressions and mortality of human life. He is first charioted by Bachhus and his pards, and then flies on the viewless wings of Poesy. However, he ends up, dismissing both, in a state of confusion.
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00:00 Intro
02:12 Backdrop
08:57 Stanza1
17:03 Stanza2
22:36 Stanza3
27:00 Stanza4
33:15 Stanza5
36:27 Stanza6
41:01 Stanza7
46:12 Stanza8
54:25 Style
58:01 Final Estimate
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www.poetryfoundation.org/poem...
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Monami Mukherjee has a teaching experience of over 15 years. She got her education at Lady Brabourne College and University of Calcutta. She completed her MPhil from Calcutta University. She takes special interest in issues of Feminism, Post-colonialism and Modernism. She is known for her conversational style of teaching and grasp of core concepts in literature.
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John keats is such a soul that haunts me possibly in the most beautiful way. Maybe I romanticize him a bit too much but still... There's something about him that has kept me in awe ever since I first heard about him.
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Wow!listening to your explanation is so enjoyable and fulfilling that one falls in love with the poem.
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On the sweetest poem ever ..
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"… half love with easeful death"
From my perspective it can be defined from two angles.
No 1 -
Keats knew that his illness was killing him from the inside and he was not like the other five normal people.
But if it can be analysed magnificently then we can feel the connection of his word with a Rabindra Sangeet, 'Make Amar Porena Mone' which was written after the death of Tagore's mother.
The poet, Keats is so traumatized by the death of all those close to him during his lifetime that he thinks of himself as half dead so the actual concept of death is equal to the other half.
Ma'am what do you think is it the right way to analyse this phase?
There is no right or wrong way. Poetry is how you find meanings. Lovely interpretation
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12:20 - a story to live .
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At least John keats admits at the end that he is in some kind of illusion or sleep. But our teachers, Who is gonna wake them up from the reverie, and who is gonna tell them that their way of teaching is not suitable for their students; that they are unable to understand them. They compare themselves to poets like John Keats. What a shame😅
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His three Odes are kind of Keats' Idea of autumn
Ode of of Nightingale ----- Activity/ fullness
Ode of Gracian Urn------frozen
Ode of Autumn-----an end/ a new beginning or transformation
This really hit me hard, because I am also trying once again to read all the way through George Orwell's 1984. Ode to a Nightingale takes the cultural metaphor that light and brightness is good and darkness is evil, and inverts it. Heaven, in this poem, is "But here there is no light," and in 1984 the Hell that is the interior of MiniLove is "the place where there is no shadow."
That made me look for other places of irony in this poem, and there appears to be a plethora. In fact, among my strong beliefs loosely held about this poem, I highly suspect "beechen green" is in fact not the green of the beech leaves, but instead bistre, a dark greyish-brown. It makes sense given how color vision lessens in the dim light that this poem implies. Bistre is a soot brown pigment made from beech. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bistre)
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I would like to dedicate one of my poems to the Nightingale on behalf of the Escapist, 'Uncertain Reconvene of Two Boats: Call of destiny'
In the night of despair
Trembling lunar waits for ear,
Is what strange in this air?
Two sails come across by enduring unendurable fear;
Drowsy bore ties their fore
Gypsy clouds bring them nigher,
Peeping Oar repeatedly asks for more
Darkness is threatening with sudden thunder;
There's no ray of returning phoenix feather
Gloomy nightmare yawning near,
Empathic woodens are fighting together
A desperate cry of severance maintains the silence bare;
Uncertainty of fate hails separation of two fleeting crony;
They both meekly compy the call of destiny.
I don't have words to say to you. Speelbound
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Mam, Elegy Written in the Churchyard; Thomas Grey
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Ma'am I have a question.
In case of writing answer in exam, should I add your analysis on Gautam Buddha's concept of Nirvana ( @26:02 ) and his opinion of three hurdles in life and how keats may had tried to achieve a romantic version of Nirvana.
Please help me with this query ma'am.
Of course. Literature teachers love alternative perspective. Just use the word perhaps or may be to be on the safe side. It will surely make your answer stand out and grab examiner's attention.
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miss can you give the explanation of the poems line by line the sun rising , the essay of man , elegy written in a country churchyard , ulysses , my last duchess , to marguerite , pied beauty , history , a prayer for my daughter , the journey of magi , the dakling thrush , the trees . please miss
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You're my all time favourite ma'am❤️.Please make videos on theories also ma'am.And a kind request to you please make a video on "The Negro speaks of Rivers" and "I Too" (both are by Langston Hughs)
Already made a couple of videos on structuralism and feminism. Will be doing more soon.
Negro speaks is already uploaded. Check here ruclips.net/video/5OzoVlEFrsQ/видео.htmlsi=PViXG459JgWz8pRA
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I have uploaded Dover Beach and Goblin Market. Will do more soon.