Poetry
The poet’s complete focus is on the individual’s ambiguity, his suffering and his abhorrent fate. He detailed deterioration the of the thoughts which the tribe men had, he further dramatists the memories of hunts of yore and of fights he fought. The poem carries a elegiac mood as the poet invokes a sad and bleak…
Poetry
This treatment of using the landscape to convey feelings is used in ‘South of My Days’ and ‘Boar Ring’. Wright also has a strong connection to the past, the heritage of Australia which reveals her Australian conscience, her link with Australia’s past coupled with her strong link to the land. Wright’s ‘Australian Identity’ is firmly…
Poetry
The words ‘damaged/ fractured/punctured/broken’ create images describing the ex-soldier physically but also referring to how these words could be used to describe the broken love. Therefore, it has been made clear that the love has become painful and traumatic as a consequence of war. Also, the metaphorical use of ‘frozen river’ and ‘blown hinge’ reflects…
Poetry
Excerpted from Collected Poems, 1949 or the soldiers who went off to fight in World War l, literature was the main form of entertainment. “In 1914 there was virtually no cinema,” writes historian Paul Fusel in The Great War and Modern Memory; there was no radio at all; and there was certainly no television. Fusel…
Poetry
The tone in this poem was pretty easy to pick out. The speaker seemed like he was in a hurry to get some pleasure from this lady. The speaker explained in a lot of detail that he would spend forever with this woman, but tried to make her realized that they don’t have forever, so…
Period
Poets
Be sure to get familiar with the terms Restoration (of the Stuart to the anarchy [see Harmon and Holman, page 432]) and the Augustan period (after Emperor Augustus- because of the emphasis on the classics). Earlier in the 17th century the puritans had overthrown King Charles; in 1700 the Act of settlement prohibited a catholic…
Poetry
Basic concerns of the Romantics in this period were; Simple language Incidents and situations from common life Coloring of the imagination Ordinary things presented to the mind in an unusual aspect Making these incidents and situations interesting by tracing them Associating ideas in a state of excitement Humble and rustic life Because of the spiritual…
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Hardwood’s mom; ‘in the park uses particular and universal themes and objects to discuss post- natal depression. Similarly, Honey’s Poem; ‘Blackberry picking, uses particular and universal themes and objects to describe a human experience evoking greed and Lust and finally, the transience of time. Nature was also a major theme. Throughout Hennas poem, Blackberry Picking,…
Poets
The common factors that bind the cavaliers and the metaphysical poets are the following: – Their use of colloquial, conversational style, Cavaliers sometimes strives to imitate highly intellectual metaphysical conceits, – Departure from Patriarchate influence: the lady is no longer an object of desire to be admired from a far, but an actual collector, to…
Poetry
Sylvia Plath
Her vivid imagery, striking metaphors and similes, refreshing honesty, wide array of emotions and background certainly made me pause and appreciate my life. Such poems as ‘Child’, ‘The times are tidy, ‘Poppies in July and ‘Blackfoot in rainy weather’, will challenge readers and give readers a different perspective in life. The poem ‘Child’ by Plat…
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