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Perfection Is Found In The Details

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English

 

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Benjamin S

 

Date added:

May 18, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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He uses words such as, “dappled,” and “brinded,” or the image of farmed land from the sky to portray to the reader the flaws of nature (Hopkins). These words represent something that is spotted, flecked, or discolored; something which is not with out blemish. Hopkins uses these word pictures in this poem to help his reader to actually visualize imperfection...
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Hopkins uses these word pictures in this poem to help his reader to actually visualize imperfection. In the poem there is also an imagery that requires the reader to take a deeper look into what the author is trying to say. In line 5, Hopkins uses the imagery of chestnut. When a chestnut falls to the ground it the shell opens up to reveal the actual nut...
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