Answer to Question #104014 in English for Raheem




 what are keywords with connotative significance in The Raven by edger Allan Poe
The poet used "Bust of pallas". The bust of pallas is the Anthen curved of pale stone.The statement represent the conflict between emotion and reason at the heart of the poem

The colour purple has been used in the poem for the curtain and chair.The purple colour serves as a representation of class and aristocracy.

The lamplight.The light shed by the narrators lamp appears in many places in the poem .It represents harsh truth of lenores death.The lamp light also serves as a catalyst for the poems chilling clossing.
latent, prospective, infrequent, intermittent, incontinuous, uncommon, uncontemporary, old-fashioned, past, antiquated, old, halted, stopped, stopping. 1. to connect ideas
2. due to
3. too and further
4. to keep the reader interested and to make the ideas clear
5. consequently dethronement, fall, fen, floodplain, discharge, abasement, bottomland, tidewater, unimportance, disdain, flat, plain, lowland, removal, overthrow, vale, dale, dingle, demotion, comedown, spurning, valley, depression, degradation, unseating, ouster, hollow, reduction, expulsion, dell, basin, suspension, decrease, impeachment, bottom, dismissal, deposition, downfall, downgrade, natural depression, glen, lowness. broad-minded, develop, beef up, heavy, dark, full, spirited, generous, strengthen, massive, hippy, flabby, important, grow, blunt, evaporated, liberal, plump, enlarge, condensed, intelligent, increase, thick, soupy, wide, concentrated, significant, obese, thickly, quilted, unrefined, large, fortified, coarse, flushed, big, substantial, dense, soft, inflated, husky, rude, thickish, fat, reasonable, undiluted, clumsy, strong, thicken, adequate, huge, colorful, widish, sufficient, solid, immense, fleshed out, efficient. lower, distress, harm, agitate, damage, trouble, regressing, diminish, upset, disgrace, worsening, shame, discourage, make unhappy, exhaust, enervate, hurt, weak, fatigue, worsen, injure, dull, depress, tire, bring down, sadden, weaken, decline, unenlivened, worry, decrease, bore, subdue, failing, sickly, faltering, dishearten. questions are based on a poem. read the poem carefully and pick out the most appropriate answers.a valediction forbidding mourningmy swirling wants, your frozen lips.the grammar turned and attacked me.themes, written under duress.emptiness of the notations.they gave me a drug that slowed the healing of wounds.i want you to see this before i leave:the experience of repetition as deaththe failure of criticism to locate the painthe poster in the bus that said:my bleeding is under controla red plant in a cemetary of plastic wreaths.a last attempt: the language is a dialect called metaphor.these images go unglossed: hair, glacier, flash light.when i think of a landscape i am thinking of a time.when i talk of taking a trip i mean forever.i could say: those mountains have a meaning but further than that i could not say.to do something very common, in my own way.adrienne richwhat is the theme of the poem? identify the false statement in the list below: it is&nbsp; orient, oriental, orientate, orientated, oriented, parented, printed, originated, ranted, rented, orated, urinated, orients, reunited. the two other words used by the poet to refer to the angel are ‘the vision’ and ‘the presence’. airway, away, byway, clearway, flyway, hallway, la, lacy, lady, laity, lama, lanai, lao, lava, law, lawn, laws, lawyer, lay, lazy, lea, leeway, low, lower, lowly, railway, seaway, sway, wa, war, way, waylay, why, lardy, larry, lew, noway, lamar, lanny, lacey, lana, lara, lowe, lays, layaway, tollway, bendings, unpolitest, unpopularities. observe, be selfish, abstain, keep, forego, hold, withhold, watch, counteract, disapprove, forget, neglect, shun.