Across
- 3. The number of lines in the poem
- 5. The poet repeats this phrase to emphasise his love of summer and nature
- 6. This theme runs throughout the poem, through the summer coming again, and the wild flowers growing again
- 8. "Sack clouds sailing" is an example of this
- 10. This holds the poem together, and creates a soft, soothing tone
- 11. "Summer beaming forth" is an example of this
- 12. Clare personifies this object to show how it protects the precious lake
- 14. This theme runs throughout the poem, through the bright images and light colours
Down
- 1. The structure of the poem
- 2. This is missing from the poem, which shows how the poet was rushing to get his words out, showing his passion for nature
- 4. "White wool" is an example of this
- 7. John Clare was a poet from this literary movement
- 9. Clare uses this type of language to describe the simple pleasures he sees in nature
- 13. This colour conveys the purity and brilliance of nature