AP Literature Romantic poets Flashcards

4105925919	Burns	To a Louse	0
4105925920	Burns	To a Mouse	1
4105925921	Burns	Afton Waters	2
4105925922	Burns	Scots wha Hae	3
4105925923	Gray	Elegy in a country churchyard	4
4105925924	Blake	Tiger and Lamb	5
4105925925	Blake	London and Jerusalem	6
4105925926	Blake	Sweepers	7
4105925927	Blake	Garden of Love	8
4105925928	Wordsworth	It is a Beauteous Evening	9
4105925929	Wordsworth	Westminster Bridge	10
4105925930	Wordsworth	London 1802	11
4105925931	Wordsworth	The World is too much with us	12
4105925932	Wordsworth	Tintern Abbey	13
4105925933	Wordsworth	Preleude	14
4105925934	Coleridge	Time of the Ancient Mariner	15
4105925935	Byron	Apostrophe to the Ocean	16
4105925936	Byron	When a man hath no freedom	17
4105925937	Shelly	Song to the men of England	18
4105925938	Shelly	Ozymandias	19
4105925939	Shelly	Ode to the west wind	20
4105925940	Keats	When I have Fears that I may cease to be	21
4105925941	Keats	Ode to a nightingale	22
4107787336	To a mouse	Man is destructive element, nature has it better	23
4107787337	To a louse	People are fake, if only we could see ourselves as others see us	24
4107787338	Afton Waters	Beauty of nature	25
4107787339	Scots Wha Hae	A spur to action, fight or die	26
4107787340	Elegy written in a country churchyard	Poverty is the loss of opportunity, death is inevitable	27
4107787341	Tiger and lamb	Easy to understand the God who made the lamb, not easy to understand God who made tiger	28
4107787342	London	Vicious cycle of poverty	29
4107787343	Jerusalem	A picture of heaven on earth	30
4107787344	Garden of love	Rules are restricting, church is corrupt	31
4107787345	Sweepers	Corruption of London society, innocent child and cynical child	32
4107787346	It is a beauteous evening	God is awake and moving in this world	33
4107787347	London 1802	Call for change in London	34
4107787348	The world is too Much with us	The world has gotten too big for jus to handle, lament about mans relation to nature	35
4107787349	Tintern Abbey	We are made quiet by nature, better perspective through nature, nature as protector, remembrance and grace through nature	36
4107787350	Prelude	Man has no control over nature	37
4107787351	Time of the ancient Mariner	Human guilt, sin, isolation, redemption, Gods grace	38
4107787352	Apostrophe to the ocean	Nature is eternal, God is in nature	39
4107787353	When a man hath no freedom	A few good people are in this world, they rarely get noticed and are criticized	40
4107787354	Song to Men of England	Spurring revolution, criticizing poor	41
4107787355	Ozymandias	Mightyness doesn't last	42
4107787356	Ode to the west wind	Asking for inspiration, looking for a better place	43
4107787357	When I have fears	Compared to eternity of nothingness how important is it	44
4107787358	Ode to a nightingale	Appreciate beauty, looking for a better world, idealization of nature	45