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“The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd”

“The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd”. Page 231. Vocabulary. Invigorate- energize Immortal- not subject to death Continuum- a continuous series Cumbersome- troublesome Coy- artfully shy (purposefully); sly Allusion- a casual reference Transpire- to occur/happen/take place

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“The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd”

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  1. “The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd” Page 231

  2. Vocabulary • Invigorate- energize • Immortal- not subject to death • Continuum- a continuous series • Cumbersome- troublesome • Coy- artfully shy (purposefully); sly • Allusion- a casual reference • Transpire- to occur/happen/take place • Idealize- to make perfect; excellence

  3. CARPE DIEM!!! • Review: What does this term mean? • Example?

  4. Read page 231 Connection. • Pastoral- Works are set in an idealized countryside, and their characters are often blends of naïve and sophisticated characters. Marlowe’s poems are some of the most famous pastorals.

  5. Read “Passionate Shepherd to His Love” (page 235). • 4 What does the speaker want his love to do? • 8 What will they do? • 12 How is the speaker trying to win her over? • 20 What pleasures is the speaker appealing to? • 24 Do you think she would go live with him? Why/why not? • How is this poem a pastoral? What is left out of this poem? • How is the speaker offering the suggestion to “seize the day”? • What is the effect of the repeated refrain in lines 20 and 24? • Would you be persuaded? Why/why not?

  6. Notebook: Fill in the following with images from “Passionate Shepherd to His Love”:

  7. Creatively respond: ½ sheet of paper • Write a ten-line response to the shepherd. Would you go live with him and be his love, or would you turn him down? Why? Your poem needs to rhyme, as Marlowe’s does, and it must be appropriate! • Also, include a refrain that you repeat at least two times.

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