Poetry
Song
These lines present an image of calmness or stillness. “Spread out” is used to give a feeling of openness. The word etherised gives a feeling of stillness, as a patient under anesthesia, which flow’s along with the feeling of calmness that was presented in the previous line. The simile can also be connected to the…
Poetry
Love poetry has been evolving for centuries by poets exploring every detail of love and expressing it in their own ways. Love poetry is a way for a poet to reveal his feelings on a more personal level to explore the concept and meanings of love. Renaissance poets expressed their poetry in Sonnets, the most…
Poetry
Robert Browning
The two poems I am studying are ‘The Flea’ by John Donne and ‘Porthyria’s Lover’ by Robert Browning. The authors of both these poems approach the theme of love in very individual and original ways. I am going to examine both. The poem ‘Porthyria’s Lover’ is about a woman called Porthyria who is strangled to…
Poetry
For my literature essay I have decided to write about three poems each showing a different view of love. The first poem I chosen is ‘The passionate shepherd to his love’ written by Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593), ‘The nymph’s reply to the shepherd’ by Sir Walter Ralegh (1552-1618) and finally ‘Bredon Hill’ written A. E. Housman…
19Th Century
Poetry
I have been analysing several poems recently they are: ‘When We Two Parted’ by Lord Byron, ‘First Love’ by John Clare, ‘Villegiature’ by Edith Nesbitt, ‘Remember’ – Christina Rossetti and ‘How Do I Love Thee’ by Elizabeth Barratt Browning. In this essay I intend to go into detail about how these poets explore the theme…
Poetry
Present
Love is possibly the most talked about subject of all time but unfortunately it has not always been as fair, free or co-equal as we like to believe it is today. Pre-twentieth century poems clearly show us that love was very male dominated. This was often the faults of the woman’s fathers who set up…
Poetry
It is said that it is the disorder in life that makes living real. Therefore as writing is a mirror of life; the conflict – disorder – in writing creates the feeling of reality and making the poem all the more powerful. In the two poems “My Papa’s Waltz” and “Bitch” by Theodore Roethke and…
Poetry
Examine how the character of Mary Warren changes throughout the play I have chosen to write this essay on Mary Warren because I found her development through the play very interesting. In the beginning Mary Warren is powerless, weak and frightened, but as the play progresses she changes. While reading this play, my feelings towards…
La belle dame sans merci
Poetry
Both the poems ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’ and ‘Isabella, or The Pot of Basil’ are by John Keats and are on the theme of love. ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’ is about a knight who is not named and about a woman who seems in-human from another land. ‘Isabella, or The Pot of Basil’…
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Poetry
Christina Rossetti was a strong, passionate poet who put her deepest feelings of love and romance into her writing. Rossetti was born in London but her family were originally from Italy. Christina was the fourth and youngest child of Gabriele and Frances Rossetti. Both of Rossetti’s parents were especially poetic and enjoyed exploring the modern…
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