Poetry
This is a melancholy poem, which reflects on the subject of marriage. The poem deal with Larkin’s view on young mothers watching their children playing in a playground and he concludes that marrying young leads to the mothers losing their identity. Larkin’s description of young mothers taking their children to a playground seems like normal…
Poetry
Carefully read the poem “Ode on a Grecian Urn” by John Keats (Romantic Writings: An Anthology, pp. 395-6). Write an essay of not more than 1500 words in which you analyse the poem and comment on the poetic form and language used (for example, rhyme, rhythm, metaphor, imagery, tone, word order, alliteration, point of view)…
Poetry
Mrs. Lindes tells Nora that she is ‘still a child’. Nora ‘tosses her head’ and begins to reveal to Kristina (Mrs. Linde) a ‘dark secret’ this is done in order to prove Kristina wrong. She tells Kristina in a manner that she is to ‘just like everybody else,’ Here we hear about how Nora has…
Dolls House
Poetry
A doll’s House has alot of qualities about it which most plays often don’t have. The sub-text within the play is really intense because characters say one thing yet mean another. This mainly happens with Nora’s character as she has alot going on that she doesn’t want her husband to know about. Mainly where alot…
Poetry
Nora: – then, Kristina, you must bear witness that it isn’t true. I’m perfectly sane, and I know exactly what I’m doing now, and I tell you this: no one else knew anything about it – I did it all by myself. Remember that. Nora again hints of her planned suicide when she claims that…
Poetry
Courtly love came from the French l’amour courtois when a knight would treat his girlfriend with the same respect as his liege lord, she was in control of the relationship and the knights love for the lady inspires him to do great deeds so he was worthy of his love; in short the man was…
Attitude
Poetry
Analyse the different attitudes the poets John Keats and P. B. Shelley have towards nature in the poems “Ode To A Nightingale,” “Ode On A Grecian Urn,” “Ode To Autumn,” “Ode To The West Wind” and “To A Skylark. ” A: “Nature is not only all that is visible to the eye — it also…
Poetry
The poem “Notes on a Winters Journey and a Footnote”, written by Norman MacCaig is a thought provoking Scottish poem. MacCaig uses stereotypical landscapes and weather to emphasise his feelings throughout the poem. I shall be showing how MacCaig shows these emotions referring to word-choice, theme and structure. The poem “Notes on a Winters Journey…
Poetry
Keen (2003) states when looking at plot the problems begin with definition. It may be fairer to conclude that definition can vary depending on the author and how he/she wishes to present his/her story through the use of narration and plot devices. In the case of ‘Rope’ by Katherine Anne Porter plot could be defined…
Poetry
The poem, “October Salmon” is a poem about a salmon swimming upstream to its breeding ground to lay its eggs. Hughes has cleverly titled the poem “October Salmon” as the word ‘salmon’ is singular and plural. This poem seems to be about a single fish, yet it could be referring to many others like it. The…
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