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How does Gerard Manley Hopkins memorably convey delight in nature in the poem
Pied Beauty?
To convey delight in nature in his poem Hopkins talks about nature and how nature is
worthy of praise
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Also by using both the form and sound of the
poem Hopkins makes the reader think of nature as thing worthy of love and some thing
that is utterly delightful
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This emphatic positioning of the word "Glory" shows how important nature is and how it is glorious
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To show how all parts of nature, not just the seemingly perfect things, are
worthy of praise and should be exalted Hopkins repeats the word "all" which shows that it
is every thing that is delightful, not just the perfect looking things
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This metonymy emphasises how delightful nature is as God is utterly perfect and so therefore is worthy of delight and praise
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One of the
features of a Curtal sonnet is that instead of a couplet at the end there is only half a line
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To show the delightful nature of nature Hopkins has made the poem a delightful poem
when spoken and by using sprung rhythm, which was invented by Hopkins and is meant to
copy the natural stress patterns of spoken English, Hopkins makes the reader reflect on
how normal speech can be a beautiful, delightful thing
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Thought the form and sound of the poem Hopkins shows to the reader how nature and all
of it is a delightful thing
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Then after having read it the reader picks up of
more implicit meanings which show how every thing in nature is delightful even the language the poem is written in, and the poem itself
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