Grammar: subject, verb, object.
Break it down to see what’s right and wrong.
Look for verb 1st, then the subject 2nd and the object last (what the verb is doing, doesn’t always have to be near the verb.) and 3rd, modifier of the object.
Verb compliment: something that defines the verb.
If you have an infinitive like “to eat” don’t put anything between them.
When the verb describes a state the word that defines the subject is the compliment.

Ode to a Nightingale - Keats:
Definition of ‘Ode’ � song of praise. It came back into style in the romantic period.
Lyric poem
Contrast between mortality and immortality with himself and the nightingale. But the song of the nightingale is what is immortal.
First reaction is surprise because he cannot understand why the bird is so happy.
So the bird has linked him with good things like wine like summer
The bird is poetry
Suffering is his personal and of the world
Ruth is from the bible. She stands in a cornfield......

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