Themes in 'To A Nightingale'

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What form of poetry is 'To A Nightingale' an example of?

What is the name for the point of change in this form of poem?

Women were treated equally by men in Charlotte Smith's lifetime.

Which of these are themes in 'To A Nightingale'?

Which word does Smith use to describe the Nightingale's sadness?

What is Smith jealous of that the bird can do and she can't?

How many lines of poetry are in a couplet?

Which word best describes the tone of the poem?

What type of question is one which does not require an answer?

Charlotte Smith does not use any rhetorical questions in her poem.

What is a symbol for Charlotte Smith's freedom?