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Feels pride in their creation
The speaker feels welcome
The speaker in "The Raven" feels both hope and terror when he first thinks Lenore may be at his door. "The Raven" was written by Edgar Allan Poe.
A manner of speaking that suggests the speaker feels superior to who they are addressing
the author is the narrator
I think that the speaker of the poem is the poet himself. I believe it is an old man.
The speaker in "Woman with Flower" seems to advise the narrator of "The Scarlet Ibis" to cherish and appreciate the beauty and fragility of life. By observing the woman's love and care for the flower, the narrator can learn to value and protect the things that are precious to him, such as his relationship with his brother Doodle. The speaker implies that life is precious and should be handled with gentleness and care.
Sticky stigma is generally present in wind pollinated flowers.
In the poem "To the Flower of Heidelberg," nationalism is expressed through the speaker's deep sense of love and admiration for his homeland, Germany. The speaker reflects on the beauty and longevity of the flower as a symbol of the enduring spirit of the German people. The poem celebrates German culture and heritage, evoking feelings of pride and loyalty towards the nation.
The speaker in "When You Are Old" feels bitter toward his former lover because she rejected his love and chose someone else over him. He regrets not being able to make her see his true feelings and feels resentment for not being chosen.
The speaker in 'Cavalry Crossing a Ford' feels a sense of admiration and awe towards the soldiers as they cross the ford. The speaker is struck by the unity and discipline of the cavalry, and is moved by the sight of them moving as one cohesive unit.
In the poem Georgia the speaker of the poem see's a young woman who looked like a woman he loved once. The woman reminds him of a trumpet flower.