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Also in accordance with this pretension toward seeing the way a painter sees,
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, the poem is laid out on the page after a frame-like manner: the second and third lines of each quatrain are indented, so that the first and fourth protrude like decorative moulding.
The third concerns itself with a city street, lively with vehicles (9-12); and the fourth centres on a woman standing under a gas lamp (13-16). Interestingly, Wilde has progressed from a long shot of the Thames’ expanse to increasingly intimate views of the city; the last quatrain could be termed a close-up, in that it depicts only a woman, and focusses particularly on her hair and eyes (14, 16).
The Church of England was at this time regaining adherents after a period of decline, although its actual authority was still considered negligible. Meanwhile, the image of the prostitute had recently been thrust into
Wilde's poem, in describing a London scene that would not seem out of place in Whistler’s oeuvre, also appropriates a linguistic trick of Whistler’s. As Mermin and Tucker point out, musical terms are used to describe images just as they are in the titles of Whistler's works: the Thames is termed a “nocturne of blue and gold” (1) that changes to a “Harmony in grey” (2).
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Furthermore, these same two stanzas each bring up a provocative image: the “loom[ing]” Anglican church (7-
, and a prostitute with a “heart of stone” (13-15). Wilde is associating the aesthetically murky with the morally ambiguous.
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, with its painterly descriptions and lexical allusions to Whistler, is a poem about impressions as well an impression in itself. In eventually coming to rest on a subject that is apparently insensible to the beauty around her, the poem as a whole makes a proposition as to what it might take to close a mind – and to open one back up again.
Again in accordance with the fact that this is a London scene, Wilde opts for a metrical pattern used extensively by English greats Milton, Scott, and Byron: iambic tetrameter. This stylistic choice coheres well with the painterly scenes described above; the short lines evoke a miniature quality.
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Interestingly, each stanza only describes from one fixed perspective. The first rests staidly on the surface on the Thames, illustrating the aforementioned colour shift and detailing the launch of a barge (1-4). The second looks across the Thames toward St. Paul’s, noting the progress of the yellow fog as it creeps off the bridges (5-
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Similarly, Wilde employs a bracketed rhyme scheme (ABBA, CDDC, and so on) that boxes in each quatrain; in this way,
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, no rhyme sound used in one quatrain is repeated in another. The sum effect is of a series of miniature paintings mounted in their own frames, hung along a wall in succession.
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This reverse-telescoping effect is offset by a back-and-forth rhetorical move. The first and third quatrains describe scenes that burgeon with businesslike animation: a barge transports hay (3-4), and load-bearing “waggons” (as opposed to cabs or carriages) bustle in the streets (10-11). In the second and fourth quatrains, however, daylight is dimmed: houses are turned into shadows by the obscuring yellow fog (5-7), and the woman is in some recess dark enough to necessitate a gas lamp (15).
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