Literature Poetry

Which words describe the poet's beloved in the poem 'A Red, Red Rose'?

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Which words describe the poet's beloved in the poem 'A Red, Red Rose'?

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In Robert Burns' poem 'A Red, Red Rose,' the poet describes his beloved using the following words and phrases:

  • Bonny: Suggesting beauty and attractiveness.
  • Fair: Indicating physical beauty.
  • The poet also uses similes to describe her beauty and love:
    • "As fair art thou, my bonny lass" comparing her to a red, red rose, freshly sprung in June.
    • "So deep in love am I" describing the depth of the speaker's love for her.

The overall tone suggests the beloved is beautiful, cherished, and deeply loved.

Wrote answer · 3/14/2025
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