Poets
Sonnet
“Anne Hathaway” by Carol Ann Duffy is a love sonnet that describes a fond love. It is taken from the point of view of the famous play-writes wife, Anne Hathaway. It is a very passionate love sonnet although it doesn’t take the traditional form of a conventional sonnet; it is more of a monologue. In…
Poetry
In Enduring Love there are several different relationships with ‘love’ apparently going on in some form or another. However calling all the love in the book an “unhealthy obsession” is a vast exaggeration of the truth. McEwan does depict love in a dark way but healthy love is clearly present between some of the characters…
Poetry
Lord Byron was a romantic poet who introduced the “Byronic hero” to literature through his poems. The poem “When We Two Parted”, a personal account of grief and sorrow was written on parting with a loved one and later being burdened with the sorrow of betrayal. The first line of the poem, “When we two parted”…
Deception
Poetry
At the start of the play one of the first words used by Nora is “…hide…” Whilst this word is used alongside the stage directions it suggests deception and concealment. Even though Nora uses the word “hide” in order to hide the Christmas tree from her children because she wants it to be a surprise…
Poetry
These different articles about Richard Cory presented to us show us three different viewpoints of the same story. The three different articles cover the same information, but the way they use the characteristics of writing to convey us their message is uniquely different. The first article is a newspaper article; this article is based around…
Poetry
Jed Cunningham was a typical young man, whith a superior intellect in relasion to the avarage youth. Some of his teachers at school couldn’t stand him because, as the narrator tells, he was also intellectually superior to them. But I think it the reason might be that he was a young man with his own…
Hard times
Poetry
Chapter 1 ‘One thing needful’ starts the book off by introducing Mr Gradgrind’s character. The Chapter is set in the local school of Coketown; a small mining town. Set in the 1800’s this book was first published in 1854. Some say this book reflected dickens own childhood more than fiction, much like ‘David Copperfield’. Charles…
Poetry
The poem ‘But these things also’ by Edward Thomas was written in 1915. Thomas describes the transition period between Winter and Spring. The focus of the poem is on Spring, however the reader is reminded that Winter is not quite over. This seems to be sending a mixed message, suggesting Winter and Spring are used…
Canterbury Tales
Poetry
“The Canterbury Tales” is the epitome of ideals of medieval Europe. The lives of most medieval women were the role of the wife such as the lives of the women in “The Canterbury Tales. ” These women create a new definition of loyalty and partnership. The three women, The Wife of Bath, Dorigen, and Pertelote,…
Girl
Poetry
Miranda fetched a stone, a huge flat stone, just the right stone. When Mason saw Miranda, wheeling it, he said, “You’re a good little girl. ” Miranda picked up the stone as high as she could and let it drop on Mason’s head. She’d killed the nasty Little Girl Eater. Miranda is clearly a resourceful…
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The Main Message in Robert Frost’s The Road not Taken
The War Against Oppression Represented in Claude Mckay’s if We Must Die
Th Kite Runner Vs. Where There’s a Wall: Comparative Essay on Character and Symbolism
Literary Analysis of Samuel Taylor Cleridge’s Poem “Love”
Human Suffering in The Poems of W.h. Auden
How The Horror is Constructed in Plath’s Poetry
From Objectified to Deified: an Exploration of Self in “Goblin Market”
Describing The Era in “The Lady of Shalott”
Youth’s Concept of Death in Wordsworth’s Poetry
Use of Figurative Language in Daffodils by William Wordsworth
True Love in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 and Adrienne Rich’s “Living in Sin”
The Use of Decay & Beauty in “Stella’s Birthday”
The Topic of Nature in William Wordsworth’s Poetry
The Symbolism and Verbs Usage in “When I Heard The Learn’d Astronomer”
The Role of The ‘Outsider’ in Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Howl’
The Mood Swing Through Creative Language: Comparison of The Tyger and Men at Forty
The Love Poems of Rich, Marvell and Campion: Realism Vs. Idealization
The Importance of The Prologue: Poetry and Politics in “Confessio Amantis”
The Immortality of a Dead Cat
The Elements of Romantic Poetry in The Tyger by William Blake
The Crisis of Reading in Kafka and Eliot
The Connection of William Wordsworth’s Poetry with The Natural World
The Concept of Movement in The Odyssey, The Arabian Nights, and The Songs of The Troubadours and The Trobairitz
The Analysis of The Poem “In a Station of The Metro” by Ezra Pound
Sacrificing Relationships in a Valediction: Forbidding Mourning, The Love of My Life, and Eveline
Justice and Revenge in Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Imagery in “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”
Hilda Doolittle as a Modernist Poet
Harold Pinter’s Traditional Views on Language and Communication
Gender Roles in Little Red Cap by Carol Ann Duffy
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