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Subject of duty, "Old Piano" Nelligan Nelligan

The soul trembles over at this old instrument;
Its lid down gives it a dark
Relegated the show, he sleeps in the shade
This misanthropic embittered isolation.

I still remember the night without number
What my mother played me , and I'm thinking, crying,
At these evenings once - passed in the dark,
When Liszt and Beethoven said sad dying.

O old piano ebony image of my life,
Like you happiness my poor soul is delighted,
You lack an artist, I have the Ideal ;

Yet where you sleep, my only joy in the world,
Who will be reborn, oh distress,
From your keyboard funeral a triumphant concert?

Nelligan Poems, 1904

1 / What are the images used in the first stanza?

2 / What is the sentiment expressed in the second stanza?

3 / What analogy he establishes the poet of the piano and him in the first triplet?

4 / What is the type of sentence, the poet uses does it take to close his poem? Why?

5 / Raise the lexical field of melancholy.

6 / What is close to the text he principles romantic?

7 / rhymes How are they arranged in quatrains? In the triplets? The sonnet is it regular?

8 / Raise a subordinate CTC and rewrite the sentence that contains it by replacing the conditional by a CCT of a different nature.

9 / What is the grammatical function of the groups highlighted.