‘Solution ‘Velta/couplet: the speaker resolves to let the instrument have the ‘woman's fingers in ‘exchange for her lips Development: second and third quatrains: the speaker is envious of the instrument and inthe third quatrain desires to switch places with the keys who are being shown an utmost mastery and dedication. Problem: frst quatrain: the woman the speaker references sways him with her eo fvcresur How of when ous rea usucu. Upon that asia wae sien ag) ‘Assonance: sets the tone as sweet and light lie good music by conjuring mellow sonic images. Use ode PrderifGalon! the speaker is caying that ny owe sath wien vce overniph) Parent is blessod, therefore conveying wu cul that her music so powerful that k might 2s ‘The Wry concord that mine ear confounds,’ WAU 4 vevie Bo ny hee ks that nb ka, Us vrevsucscus y — we eeu usu Whilst my poor Ii es ROT vv Jeu tuys ‘At the wood's boldness by thee blushing stand" well be able to bring the insirument to life. Enjambment: conveys the thought of a smooth, music-ike tone-one perhaps as beautiful as the player's musi. Personification: through expressing the readiness of the keys to be played, the speaker exemplifies his envy of the keys, He desies that same experience- to be treated so wel. v/I7U ZU 7 oe To be s0 tickled, they would change their state 0 suru vue [An Station with those dca chips, eietastrl canes sf ity ten ak at Sete uve Us 4 4 Making dSad wod more biges' than lng Il Cd weys ania ivy ~ wey cure Wve them thy fingers, me thy lips to kiss End-stopped line! stops the previous voice of the speaker speaking to himself and shifts to him talking to the beauty in the (Coliplet:As it by the end of the poem he figured out a solution, the speaker makes a ‘compromise with the player to let her keep her fingers playing ithe may have her ips to kis. Allof this is very neatly eummed up in two lines showing the witness of the speaker, ‘Metaphor Saying that the beauty of the player and the playing Is lke a harvest ‘ells to the mind an intense amount of ‘somathing, inthis case that something Is the bounty of splendor produced by the player's music: Alteration: brings attention to the ‘speakers inability to act upon his foelings by shining ight upon the ‘contrast between the instrument and himsett-boldness and blushing respectively. Personifiéation the whole concept of this quatrain is shaped by personification. Overall, it shows how Jealous the speaker is. This can be seen because he states that his ips would gladly switch places with the instrument for itis better treated than he is by her