Posted: September 3rd, 2013

Ode to a Nightingale

Write a style analysis essay addressing the following question:
In John Keats’s “Ode to a Nightingale,” the narrator imagines the experiences of a nightingale, comparing his own life to the nightingale’s life. Write an essay in which you trace the narrator’s changing responses to the nightingale and explain how they’re conveyed by the poem’s diction, imagery, and tone.
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What You Turn In
• Your essay should be approximately one to two pages in length. Use one-inch margins and a 12-point font.
• The first paragraph should contain a thesis statement in which you clearly present the argument you want to make in your essay.
• Each body paragraph should begin with a topic sentence in which you clearly state the argument for that paragraph.
• Be sure to support your arguments with brief, relevant examples. Each body paragraph should include at least three pieces of supporting evidence and should be clearly linked together with intelligent commentary.
• When using direct quotations from the text, document your citation using standard conventions (for example, use line numbers when quoting poems, act and scene numbers for drama, and page numbers for fiction).
Hints and Tips
• Be sure to prioritize your arguments.
• You may find it helpful to use prewriting strategies, such as brainstorming, before sitting
down to write your essay. Prewriting strategies will help you identify your thesis statement and each of your paragraph topics, as well as the evidence you want to use.
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