Preludes 1 4 by TS Eliot
Preludes 1-4 by T.S. EliotIn this paper I will explain The Form, The Structure and The Meaning
in the Preludes I through IV written by T.S. Eliot.
Form is the metrical and stanziac organization of a poem. T.S. Eliot
write the first Prelude in a 13-line stanza. He writes the second Prelude in
Cinquains. He uses 15 stanza form in Prelude three. For Prelude four he uses
9-Quatrain-Tercet. I believe that he wrote these Preludes in Traditional
writting because it has metrics and stanziac writtings and Candence which is
phrases which fall into Symmetrical or almost Symmetrical patterns observed
when speech rhythm is highly organized also known as Free Speech.
Structure is the fromal asspect of a poem seperated from form
including the arrangement and developement of images, metaphors and
various statements and situations in relation to the theme. Some of the
Structures used are Ambiguity, double or multiple meanings attached to
words or situations, and then the lighting of the lamps, Symbolism, a word
or image that signafies something other than what it represents, raising
dingy shades in a thousand furnished...
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