Sunday_Morning

Sunday Morning On Sunday Morning many religious people go to church. Other people just stay at home and watch television. Yet there are another people that are between these two groups. These people sit at their kitchen table and think about why they have to go to church to worship. In Wallace Stevens poem “Sunday Morning” the character is a woman at breakfast on a sunny Sunday morning, while her neighbors are at church, thinking about why they should or should not go to church. The poem demonstrates how you do not have to go to church to worship. The poem “Sunday Morning” is memorable for its vivid use of color and action imagery. It is also memorable for its romantic evocation of the natural world. “Sunday Morning” consists of 8 self contained, 15 line strophes. A blank verse of the civilest kind establishes the quality of the experience. The setting is a woman’s Sunday morning when relaxation and vibrant colors are dissipated by the call of religious services. The poem uses the figures of the woman to work through the objections to her discarding of Christianity. The poem develops on an argument between two sunday, morning, church, poem, woman, people, go, should, worship, voice, two, breakfast, about, while, thinking, theme, religious, recognition, pleasure, neighbors, memorable, main, just, give, between, another, yet, world, work, won, woman’s, williamson, watch, wallace