Comparative Essay
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Comparative essay (The Horses and The Wind) -Ulfah Alkaabi “The Horses” is an unusual poem which talks of a future time when men will need to depend once again on creatures from the natural world, when we have destroyed much of our planet. “Wind” is a written by Ted Huges, it is a descriptive poem…
Poetry
In this essay I intend to compare the use of nature in ‘Song’ by Anne Bronte and ‘The Darkling Thrush’ by Thomas Hardy and look at how the poets convey the feeling of pessimism in their poems. Both of the poems have seemingly bleak outlooks with the theme of change, as well as the use…
Poetry
The poem Storm on the Island is written in the first persons point of view and describes what is happening as a personal incident and allows you to connect with the characters in the poem, and show that Heaney may have had personal experience with a storm on an island.. However in Patrolling Barnegat the…
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Seduction
‘The Seduction’ and ‘Cousin Kate’ are similarly concerned with the predicament of women in society. They are both poems which end up in a negative position, and are following the trails of a young girl, wanting to be loved, in some way. They also similarly carry the theme of betrayal. In ‘The Seduction’, the girl…
Poetry
Wordsworth traditionally wrote poems of a rural theme, focussing particularly on nature and the natural world; this can be related to the fact that he spent most of his life living in the Lake District and so it is a little unusual for Wordsworth to have written a poem based on London. It was written…
London
Poetry
‘A London Fete’ by Coventry Patmoore paints a vivid picture of a public hanging in the middle of London. ‘The Badger’ by John Clare describes a badger being captured, baited and eventually killed. Both of the poets portray these events in a highly negative way showing that they are against these events continuing. However, ‘A…
Bridge
Poetry
William Blake was born in 1757 into a middle class family. His father was working as a hosier but his mother was keen and the one in charge to educate his son well. Religion had a strong influence on Blake. He started reading the bible from an early age and this gave him inspiration in…
Poetry
The two poems I am studying are ‘To His Coy Mistress’ by Andrew Marvell and ‘The Beggar Woman’ by William King. ‘To His Coy Mistress’ looks at the attitudes one man holds towards his girlfriends’ unwillingness to have sex with him. The poems main aim is to persuade. ‘The Beggar Woman’ conveys one mans ideas…
Attitude
Poetry
Both poems “The Laboratory” written by Thomas Hardy and “The Man He Killed” by Ancient Regime, contain death and murder, they both have victims and murderers, they are set in unpleasant places, they are both emotional “While they laugh, laugh at me, I fled to the drear” the repetition in this quote from TL shows…
Poetry
The poems that I have chosen are “The hero” by Siegfried Sassoon appeared in printing in 1917 and is about a real war poem thinking of those left behind when it shows respect and admiration for the mother and the way that the poet has revealed the truth about the situation happening in both sides…
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