Physical and mental lose and death
All the worlds a stage by william shakespeare assignment
Shakespeare knows you cannot skip this part of life no matter who you are. One can only enjoy the time you have and wait for your time to come. He understands no one’s life is fully complete until you go through your final stage of life and die. Imagery William Shakespeare uses a lot of very strong visual imagery though out his poem. In line 7-9 one can visualize a little boy In the morning, tired and very slowly dragging himself to school with his satchel, when he says “ the whaling schoolboy, with his satchel and shining morning face, creeping like a snail unwillingly to school. Another sense of strong imagery is in line 5-6, when he says “ at first, the infant, mewling and puking In the nurse’s arms. ” In this line one can easily picture a nurse holding a baby ho Just came into this world for the first time, whining, squirming, and puking In her arms. In line 9-11 William Shakespeare says “ the lover sighing like furnace, with a 1 OFF his mistress a song like poem to express his love to her, but his too shy to look her in the eyes while he sings to her. William Shakespeare uses the entire poem “ All the World’s a Stage” as a metaphor to compare the stages of life to a theatrical stage.
He explains how the rolls we play throughout our lives are like the rolls an actor plays on stage. He makes sure to say that no one is ever the same person their entire life, Just s an actor doesn’t stay the same throughout a play. William Shakespeare uses strong imagery and metaphor in the poem for us to picture images every stage and how we change all throughout them as we read. Sound Sound is a very big part of this poem, because he uses a specific structure, some rhyme and repetition. The structure of this poem is very important because each stage is in order.
It’s as if were a character in a play and we follow a script we memorize every day, until something unexpected happens and our role changes. We have to accommodate the new situation into our schedule and try to make it work. We also have time to squeeze in some fun and live. We tend to surprise ourselves from time to time to shake up our lives a little. If you go through your whole life thinking “ what if” isn’t healthy, you need to take a risk and throw yourself out there. Have fun and live your life while you still have it.