Stylistic analysis of William wordsworth’s poem ‘daffodils’

Abstract

<p>Present study is based on stylistic analysis of the poem ‘Daffodils” written by a very famous romantic poet William Wordsworth. This analysis is made on the graphological, phonological, morphological and semantic level to analyze what the poet wants to convey by mentioning the memories of a very small, yet important cure for human beings in the form of gifted memories of lovely past. Stylistic techniques and methods are used to unfold the hidden beauty of the poet’s thoughts. Since stylistic is the study of different devices used in language that gives expressive or literary style to any writing so, keeping in view, this article aims to figure out the secret jewels of these beautiful lines. This analysis is helpful in understanding the basic concept that Nature can bring peace of mind to a dejected soul. The stylistic devices used in this poem are the setting of the poem along with the figures of speech. Through this analysis the researcher wants to explore how the social and cultural background of a poet affects on the usage of Nature in the poetry. The researcher will explore how the use of figurative speech enhances the impact of the poetry at the readers mind.</p>

Stylistic Analysis of the Poem “A Prayer for the Homeland” by Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi

“…The findings of the study reveal that the translator of the poem did not show this poem in rhyming form. The findings resemble with the conclusion disseminated by Batool & Lodhi (2023) while doing analysis upon the English translated poems of Hafeez Jalanhari. He used simple and easy language so anyone can understand this poem.…”

“…Literary stylistics covers a wide range of topics, from the study of textual phenomena like metaphor, speech presentation, and point of view to the analysis of the language of specific texts, authors, and genres. Additionally, stylistics are interested in matters like the connection between the function of language, both literary and nonliterary of linguistic analysis in language and literary instruction (Batool & Lodhi, 2023;Betti et al (2013). It is important to note that studying and teaching English language and literature can greatly benefit from the scientific field of stylistics regardless of whether English is a second, foreign, or native tongue.…”