'A visual interpretation of the text of ‘sir gawain and the green knight’\r'

'I wrote the above illustration of textbook from Sir Gawain and the Green night in the way it is shown here to illustrate that in the maiden to the fourth lines there is a certain level of revelry and the fete in the text.The first to the fourth lines talk about partying and having fun so my visual representation of the feeling that these lines strikeed.  Immediately on the fifth and half dozenth line, I notice a change in tone from the party ambience to the more toned down chivalrous tone.Despite the bear on of humor and merrymaking in the firth and sixth lines, the social movement of ‘Gawain’ and the ‘knight’ in these two lines give them a sense of conservativeness and tradition, so I used a more formal, less ‘noisy’ illustration of the text.  Finally, in the seventh and eighth lines the tone tapers morose with the call forth of ‘separation’ and the reference to sleeping.  So, from the party ambiance that I il lustrated in the initial lines, the tone of the text moves on to become more muted, and finally to taper off to nothing as everybody takes their leave.In this exercise I cognize that there are certain senses obtained by the text in ‘Sir Gawain and the Green Knight’.  I debate that this is a quality of many pieces of poetry cal direct resource †this means that a visual image is conveyed by the text with the use of speech.These images come from certain clues in the text that represent an emotion by encapsulating this emotion in a concrete image.  For instance, when a poet wants to convey joy, the poet would use words that would indicate that there is a party, as is the case in the first six lines.  From this exercise I learned to appreciate the comfort of the specificity of words in poetry †for a poet to convey an accurate emotion, the words used have to be very specific.This means that if the poet would like to convey ‘ kindle’ he/s he cannot simply write ‘ individual retirement account’ merely categorize the intensity of that anger as nearly and find the word that best fits the degree of anger that needs to be expressed.In particular, this exercise also makes me gain ground that writings is not unintentional; all that a writer puts into his work is considered very carefully if not planned to the finest detail.  This is so because one thing that a writer should achieve in his work is to pull wires it in a way that the audience is led to feel the exact emotion that needs to be conveyed in the words.The same function of words could be used for many other purposes in literary works such as revealing something or indicating a change in tone or atmosphere as is illustrated in the above example.However way words are used in lit, the writer should be conscious of what he/she is doing at all clock otherwise; the images that a poem or a piece of writings conveys would be faulty or inaccurate.  I believe this particular quality of literature is called organic unity.The flow of any piece of literature is largely dependent on the proper order of battle and use of the words.  This means that for a writer to break through in a particular piece of literature he/she has to be able to wield the efficiency or power of words to cause psychological images to form in the reader’s mind.\r\n'