beauty of the sky imagery to show either beauty of his life

memorable day at a fair, which was filled with sights, sounds, and emotions

poet laments the moral and spiritual decline of England during the early 19th century

life is not as beautiful as london

speaker feels sorrowful and empathetic for Tom’s suffering, the glow-worm near him represents a fleeting, almost imperceptible source of light in a world full of darkness and suffering.

sense of innocence, playfulness, and vitality.

excitement and blooming of everything, people, animals and flowers

their innocence and suffering, turn to faith and gratitude as a means of coping with their circumstances.

are forced to wake up before dawn, likely to work long hours in the cold, dim light,

highlight the innocence and vulnerability of child laborers during the Industrial Revolution.

he loves them so much that he hears them even though they cant directly talk

focusing on the shepherd's deep connection to his flock

poet's lament over his blindness, focusing on the feeling of loss—both personal and existential.

religious and Biblical imagery to express the purity and sanctity of the love shared between himself and his wife

heaven as in death soon

aging, the passage of time, and the tension between outward appearance and internal reality.

prison of love

expressing frustration over the inability to fully engage in or allow love, despite effort and desire.

woman should not reject the bond they share, symbolized by the flea,

small creature, a metaphor for their connection, challenging conventional ideas about love, marriage, and intimacy.

everything which was once found or held dear—possibly hope, love, or opportunity—has now been lost

searching for a deeper understanding of their connection, coming to the realization that their love is something more than just sex.

suggests a static, unchanging situation.

love, while beautiful and all-consuming, also involves sacrifice and vulnerability.

the speaker contrasts the material and societal value represented by the king’s image (real or stamped on a coin) with the personal, emotional act of love.

spiritual realm or afterlife

Cleanly wantonness" suggests a tension between innocence and passion, hinting at the idea that love and youthful energy

beloved's beauty, and the act of "pouring" his soul suggests complete surrender to her

expressing a sincere, respectful request for Julia’s favour

an ultimate declaration of love, offering both their life and death

they convey a willingness to give everything they are to the person they love

a kind of celebration of life, urging readers to live in harmony with the natural rhythms of time

urging Corinna to witness how nature and human life blend harmoniously to create unity

the urgency to rise and greet the morning, emphasizing that time is slipping away while the person isn't doin any work

Get up, get up for shame" is a call to action, urging someone

continues the admiration for Julia’s beauty, celebrating the elegance and sensuousness of her appearance

"Silks" symbolizes luxury, refinement, and beauty

"carelessness" here is not negative but rather indicative of a natural, effortless beauty order enhance charm

Lawn" refers to a fine, sheer fabric

celebrating imperfection

the rhyme scheme is not constant

the earlier life is the best as you spend it with yourself and so what you choose to do before you get into the complexities of life

it is referred to as the sun or heaven, means it holds a big status and it is a big blessing

make memories as many as you can before they are disrupted by married life responsibilities

the people who are unmarried, to enjoy their life

the whole poem reflects the atmosphere and weather in summer. It is very vibrant and playful in summer.

makes the reader imagine summer and its vibrancy through imagery

summer means life and everything will be fun and exciting

the only word i truly understood. I literally could make resemblance between these words and words in modern language sing and Cuckoo.

ing can refer to singing especially the fact that we see the word sing in the next sentence

Over here, I change my perception and think it as it is referring to something eternal and powerful. They have the power to guard humankind. Guard something that is so great itself

we seem to get a moment of relief when we see the word new which means that it will be more comprehensible for us living in this contemporary world.

It surely follows the title's connotation of old being being and outdated and hard to understand.

This is quite hard to be read as the language and form and the sentence structure is very different than new contemporary English.

refers to something that is old and hard to read

The author is saying that the adulthood and youngness isn't always going to stay. Its here today but will be gone tomorrow. You have beauty today and everyone is attracted by your beauty today but they wont be anymore once your beauty is gone by tomorrow.

the rhyme scheme is ABBA.

a lot of pauses maybe portraying that she is broken but yet she loves him deeply.

Implementing that love is immortal.

The rhyme scheme is ABBA

I would find it very sweet if someone woke me up like this :)

you don't need to perfect every time, sometimes being untidy and natural is more attracting and alluring than being perfect and flawless.

Lawn material is thin, which might be accentuating her beauty more.

the rhyme scheme is AABB

It could also refer to her beauty which is as flowing elegance. It is alluring others towards her.

It has ABAB rhyme scheme.

Youth is like a glorious sun, you are as gorgeous as a sun that is nice and bright when it is at its peak.