She Walks in Beauty

Who wrote SWIB?

• John Keats

• Samuel Taylor Coleridge

• Lord Byron

• William Blake

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What did someone famously write about him?

• Mad, bad and dangerous to know

• Tall , dark and handsome

• Sad, bad and disappointing to know

• The loveliest man alive!

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What is the poem about?

• How much he likes the woman's hair

• How lovely the night sky is

• The idea that outer beauty depends on inner beauty.

• How much he loves a woman.

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Who is the poem about?

• His sister

• An old girlfriend

• A stranger

• His cousin

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What kind of poet was Byron?

• modern

• Romantic -era

• war

• Victorian

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What does being a romantic-era poet mean?

• Writing about love and relationships

• Enjoying going for walks

• Celebrating nature, disliking the Industrial Revolution.

• Wanting everyone to celebrate Autumn

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What type of poem is SWIB?

• Lyrical - originally intended to be set to music

• Sonnet - 14 lines

• Epic - part of a larger poem

• Quatrains

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What rhyme scheme does the poem have?

• aabbcc

• abcd

• It does not have one

• ababab

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Why does the poem have an ababab rhyme scheme?

• To reflect the endless suffering of the woman

• To reflect the balance that makes her perfect

• To reflect her love of equality

• To reflect a nursery rhyme

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What language technique is ' she walks in beauty like the night'?

• hyperbole

• personification

• metaphor

• simile

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