Everest Lewin: Poems Essay Questions

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    How does Everest Lewin underscore the uniqueness of “Mozartian Air”?

    Everest Lewin unquestionably personifies the “Mozartian Air”: “Twas when I heard you speaking,/Yes, then, I knew I cared ;/Your voice the silence breaking.” The personification portrays “Mozartian Air” as a practicality that espouses a persona. Accordingly, a compelling, live reality cannot be disregarded by anyone who perceives its cogent speech.

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    What kind of love is represented in “Sonnet”?

    Lewin recalls, “No road which separates you from my ways./No cup I drink in which you may not share,/No shelter where I build you may not creep/From the cold wind.” Lewin’s delineation of their love embodies reciprocity. Even the subject subsidized the warmth of the love that is incarnated in the roads, cups, and house. The warmth counteracts the adverse coldness that could crawl into a relationship.

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