Annabel Lee by Edgar Allan Poe
Montāžas Teksta
- setting
- theme: journey
- speaker
- At the beginning of this poem, Neruda sets a scene of himself at a market where he sees a tuna fish surrounded by vegetables being sold. It is a calm setting. but most of the poem is set in the scene of an open ocean with a tuna fish swimming in it.
- Symbol
- the theme in this poem is very strong, about how the fish that Neruda saw had been through everything in the ocean, being chased, fighting for survival, all to be killed and then sold at a market.
- Imagery
- the speaker in this poem speaks in a mystical tone but also celebratory, how Neruda is talking about the fish's life and what it went through.
- Purpose
- In this poem, the speaker saysthe speaker uses the phrase locked into the current,fins fletchedlike wings as a way of describing how the fish moves through the water almost like it is flying.Neruda also talks about how the fish was free and survived living in the ocean.
- the main setting of this poem is the ocean and when Neruda talks about the ocean he uses strong language to describe what it could be like down at the bottom of the ocean where this fish could have lived.
- this poem is about how unique this one fish is and how it stands out around all the other vegetables and fruit but this tuna went through a long life which would have been very difficult.
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