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THE LORELEI Heinrich Hein

THE LORELEI

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THE LORELEI H e i n r i c h H e i n

Andrew Blaeser, Abby Williams,

And even Jack Dugdale!

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Echoing through the gloaming Filled with a magic so strong. The boatman has heard, it has bound him In throes of desire and love. He's blind to the reefs that surround him, He sees but the Maiden above. And now the wild waters awakenThen boat and the boatman are gone. And this is what with her singing,The Lorelei has done.

THE LORELEI

I wish I knew the meaning,A sadness has fallen on me. The ghost of an ancient legend That will not let me be. The air is cool in the twilight And gently flows the Rhine; A mountain peak in the setting sun Catches the faltering shine.

The highest peak still gleaming Reveals enthroned in the air, A Siren lost in her dreaming Combing her golden hair. With golden combs she caresses Her hair as she sings her song; 

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The Lorelei Theme

The theme of this poem is destruction of beauty, due to the Lorelei. The Lorelei uses the sea, which is supposed to be beautiful and part of nature, and turns it into a monstrous killer. She combines her beauty and the sea to lure sailors into crashing into the rocks.

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HEINRICH HEIN

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Heinrich Heine was one of the most influential German poets of the 19th century. He is best know outside German for his lyric poetry. His radical political views led to many of his works being banned by German authorities. Girl with golden hair and a golden voice sits on top of the rock and sings causing old sailors of Germany to crash into the rocks, making this rock a symbol for a place in Germany and for heinrich’s poem

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Journal Questionnaire

Is there something that you want?

Is something luring it to you?

Tell Andrew,Jack, and Abby your answers after you write them on your own paper.

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Romantic ElementsLooking for something lost

Explains how he feels with the twilight

Talks about hair being combs of gold metaphorically

Concerned about the waves destroying his ship

Idealistic about how beautiful the air flows into the Mountains.

Looks towards the beauty of the skies

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The Lorelei Rhyme Scheme

Rhyme Scheme of The LoreleiAbabCdcdEfefGhghIjijKlkl

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MY OPINION

I don’t really have a strong opinion of this poem. I don’t not like it but I don’t really say “wow! I love this poem”! or “I hate this poem”! But that is MY opinion!

MY

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ONLY ABBY’s OPINION!

ONLY ABBY’s

OPINION!

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JACK’s OPINION

JACK’s OPINIO

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ALL OF OUR OPINION AS A GROUP

ALL OF OUR OPINION AS A

GROUP

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Our life

experience

Our life experience

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Hidden Literary devicesAnastophieCool is the air in the twilight

End rhyme in lines in stanzasLines 1 and 3:Lines 2 and 4

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THANKS FOR WATCHING THIS

POEM PRESENTATION!!!

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