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How
is “The Eagle” by Afred Lord Tennyson visualized can be seen in the following
part of this analysis. The readers can enjoy this poem by reading its lyric and
immagine by themselves about what is being described. Besides, the readers can
also see the pictures describing each lines of this poem. Want more! Just go
on!(Klick on Baca Selanjutnya).
This is the complete poem. Please enjoy the whole first!
He clasps the crag with crooked hands;
Close to the sun in lonely lands,
Ring'd with the azure world, he stands.
The wrinkled sea beneath him crawls;
He watches from his mountain walls,
And like a thunderbolt he falls.
Paraphrasing
Line 1
He here is the eagle. The eagle is a kind of wild bird. At that time he was clapping his wings and landing on the crag by using his two claws (crooked hands). Just look at the picture bellow!
Line 2
The position of the eagle is very high (close to the sun). He lands on a barren land and the situation is very lonely. Just look at this picture!
Line 3
The eagle stands in its dignity (azure world). Just look at this picture!
Line 4 (2nd stanza)
The sea beneath him is crawling and making rings. Look at these pictures!
Line 5 (2nd stanza)
He stares his food from its position and then moves to get it. Look at this small picture.
Line 6 (2nd stanza)
He moves (flys) quickly and looks like a thunderbolt when trere is a hard rain. Look at these pictures!
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