Analysis of Quotes on Death in "Winter" by Edwin Morgan
The analysis explores quotes related to death in the poem "Winter" by Edwin Morgan. It delves into the themes of decay, darkness, and the harsh reality of winter through poetic imagery and metaphors.
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Winter by Edwin Morgan By Grace McCafferty, Niamh McGinn, Drew McCartney and Sophie Kelly
Death Death is the act of dying, It is the permanent end of life of a biological organism.
Quotes in Winter for the theme Death woods decay, and after, many a summer dies. I do not know about that grey dead pane of ice. After many summer dyes, the swan- white ice glints only crystal beyond white
Analysis of Quote 1 woods decay, and after, many a summer dies. Decay means deterioration, lifelessness and unpleasantness summer dies is the technique personification and it means lack of light.
Analysis of Quote 2 I do not know about that grey dead pane if ice. grey dead plane of ice is a metaphor which is comparing ice to a window pane, saying that it is impossible to see anything other than the grim reality of winter.
Analysis of Quote 3 After many summer dyes, the swan- white ice glints only crystal beyond white This is repetition of the second line, changing the colours of the season. White is usually associated with purity and innocence. Crystal gives a sense of nothingness.
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