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“Mariana” is a poem written by Alfred Lord Tennyson, based on a Shakespeare play. In the play, the character Mariana is in love with a man called Angelo. He then leaves her. This poem is about her waiting for him to come back. Also it is speculated that Tennyson wrote this poem because he had…
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Love means the affection for someone and a strong liking of them. ‘Love is all you need’ is a quote from a famous love song, which shows that without a love, you cannot get through life and succeed. Out of the three love poems that I shall be writing about only ‘First Love’ by Clare…
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The two poems we’re going to compare are ‘ First Love’ written by John Clare in the 19th Century and ‘ To Virgins, to make much of time’ written by Robert Herrick in the 17th Century. Booth poems deal with the issue of ‘young love’. ‘First Love’ is the poet’s account of love at first…
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‘A Married State’ is written by a poet named Katherine Philips, the poem is based around the negativity of a life since a man and women ever join in holy matrimony. Whereas, The ‘Song of a Worker’s Wife’ is by a poet named Alice Grey Jones; the poem is based around life’s involvement on a…
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The poem “Villegiature” at first shows stereotypical images of love. Nesbit is talking about escaping from reality by trying to convince herself that she is in love with a man. She describes their relationship in a positive way, almost trying to convince herself as well as the reader. Although nearer the end of the poem…
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In the first poem, which is named “Remember” written by Christina Rossetti in 1890, does stress the idea of strong love and she wants to be remembered and not forgotten. The poem is based on the theme of love loss and remembrance. From the first introductory line it outlines that she has gone far away…
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Both a birthday and remember are written by Christina Rossetti. This particular poet usually writes about death or religion in her poetry, sometimes both. In Remember the theme of love is shown by her wanting her partner to remember her and wanting him to think about the times he was describing his and her future…
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The poem, ‘How do I love thee’ is an iambic pentameter poem, starting with an unaccented syllable, and then an accented syllable. This is also a lyric poem as it contains a lot of emotion, sparks the readers imagination, and has a melody like that of an epigram or hymn. This is shown by the…
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Recently we were given the play, “An Inspector Calls” to read written by J.B Priestly. The play was set in spring 1912 in the Birling’s house in Brumley, an industrial city in the North Midlands. The main characters in this play are the Birlings, a middle class family: Arthur the father, Sybil the mother, Eric…
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Tonight at noon is a poem that contradicts itself from the title right up to the ending using much of general knowledge and just meandering the reality around, to create absurdity in the poem. Henri has used paradox throughout the whole poem swapping everything he mentions around. He starts using this practice since the title,…
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