The Troubadour Podcast Sunday Morning Poetry #2: "The Two April Mornings" by William Wordsworth
May 5, 2019
Exploring the complexity of William Wordsworth's poem, focusing on metaphors, analogies, and similes; significance of metaphors in communication and persuasion, early experiences shaping perception, societal views of age and the analysis of 'The Two April Mornings' poem; memories of a village schoolmaster, reflections on Emma symbolizing innocence and love, exploring loss and identity through poetry, and the power of analogies in literature and philosophy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Power of Metaphors in Communication and Persuasion
02:55 • 9min
The Influence of Early Experiences on Perception and Judgment
12:02 • 5min
Exploring Age and Poetry: 'The Two April Mornings' Analysis
17:28 • 3min
Memories of April Morning
20:02 • 17min
Reflections on Emma: A Symbol of Innocence and Love
37:25 • 2min
Exploring Loss and Identity Through Poetry
39:24 • 14min
Exploring the Power of Analogies in Literature and Philosophy
53:46 • 3min