Poetry
The two poems I have chosen have similarities and contrasts. Ambulances is about an ambulance being a symbol of death, and as living beings, it ‘brings closer what is left to come’ for us. Larkin suffered from necrophobia and this is thus reflected in poems such as Ambulances where he passionately talks about his underlying…
Memories
Poetry
“Parliament Hill Fields” and “I Remember, I Remember” are poems involving memories of the poets. They approach nostalgia in different ways, however, therefore producing contrasting results within the poems. In “I Remember, I Remember” the situation he is in forces the poet into his memories, whereas, in “Parliament Hill Fields”, the poet is looking back…
Poetry
Mr. Sugden is a physical education teacher at the secondary modern school. Sugden is a bully and again Barry Hines has highlighted the teacher’s personality with his name, this time employing rhyme as his assistant, as Sugden is a thug. Billy dislikes physical education and does not have the proper kit, since his mother either…
Poetry
Present
“Choose three poems from the pre-1900 section of your anthology in which the poets present powerful feelings and emotions. Compare the poems showing how the poet uses language to produce these effects” For my three poems I have chosen to do two by John Keats, ‘To Autumn’ and ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’, and ‘To His…
Poetry
Oliver Twist is a novel by Charles Dickens. It is about a boy who lived in the unfair society of Victorian England. From the very start, the reader can see that lower class people were treated unfairly and rejected by everyone as part of the community. There were no benefits for poor people or people…
Poetry
Abare-chested dancer representing Inspiration crashes through a wall, trailing strips of luminescent white fabric. Jean Cocteau, natty is a tailored suit, follows close behind. The two dance a duet: They confront each other, they cooperate. Inspiration transports Cocteau (on his back) and then literally floors him. Cocteau freezes Inspiration long enough to sketch a picture,…
Poetry
“Choose two or three of the poems you have studied by John Donne and compare and contrast the poet’s treatment of the theme of love. Your analysis should include comments on the poet’s techniques, use of language and stanza form” John Donne’s poetry, although very controversial and vastly different from most poetry of the society to…
Poets
Sonnet
Sonnets 43 and 29 are written by two women whose experiences in life have led to them having extremely different beliefs about love, and different attitudes towards it and how the concept of love has affected them personally. Sonnet 29 is written by a poet to whom love has only brought pain, and it has a…
Poetry
Poets, Shelley wrote, are the unacknowledged legislators of the world. In this century, though, poets and artists are demanding political acknowledgement. Vaclav Havel was president of Czechoslovakia. Novelist Mario Vargas Llosa ran for president of Peru. Singer and actor Ruben Blades is vying for the presidency of Panama. And now President Clinton has appointed actor…
Poetry
Contemporary critics advocate that stories must be complex, that shades of gray must be present in every character, every event and every action. The literature of Zora Neale Hurston does not abide by such a rule, preferring instead to make her characters wholly innocent and virtuous or blatantly wicked. In Sweat, she uses symbols, her…
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