TIME (Giovanni Pascoli)
Text analysis
Poetry consists of two stanzas, the first is a verse which is octonary, while the second verse is a sestina and consists of five seven-syllable verses, and a senario. All the verses are flat and the figure most commonly used metric is the elision that occurs in verses 3-4 and 6: with and to ffocato, a sea of \u200b\u200bblack and pec , to mount, tr to the the partners or u n cottage. The rhyme scheme follows ABCBCCD a rhyme that is free.
In the first verse is onomatopoeia, the bells, which reproduces the sound of thunder in the distance. Also in verses 5 and 6 there is a consonance: rags of clouds ch iare ; between black or a cas the are .
THE LIGHTNING (Giovanni Pascoli)
Text analysis
The poem consists of two stanzas, the first is one to which it is a hendecasyllable, while the second verse consists of six eleven-syllable verses. All the verses are flat. The figure most commonly used metric is the elision of the poet that is in verses 1-2-3-5 and 6: E heaven or earth and showed what was, and the earth to to NSAnti, livid at , the n jerk, or heaven the ngombro, tragic, defeated; a cas to to ppar disappeared suddenly, and with u n eye , width or , and sterrefatto.
The rhyme, follows the pattern that has a rhyme ABCBCCD free. In the fourth line is onomatopoeia, silent tumult, which reproduces the sound of a silent chaos. Deby
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