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    To what extent does Hughes’ poem‚ ‘Your Paris’ present the main issues of Birthday Letters? (Reference to two other poems) Ted Hughes’ poem ‘Your Paris’ was written about Ted Hughes’ and Sylvia Plath’s visit to Paris shortly after their marriage on 16 June 1956. The poem is part of the collection ‘Birthday Letters’ published in 1998‚ 35 years after the suicide of Sylvia Plath and so is written (as most of the collection) with the benefit of Hindsight and so Hughes is able to relate their trip to

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    Christina Kiaer has described the main aim of the constructivist movement as ‘to mass produce transparent utilitarian things for use in everyday life’. How adequate is this description? Constructivism is primarily an art movement that was based in Russia in the early 20th century. It had a considerable link to the Russian Communist Revolution. They merged the arts with modern technological rationalism for political and ideological uses‚ being essentially a form of Soviet propaganda. The theory

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    Some people think that spending a lot on holding wedding parties‚ birthday parties and other celebrations is just a waste of money. Others‚ however‚ think that these are necessary for individuals and the society. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Throwing parties can be expensive. While some people do not find these fancy parties worth what they cost‚ others believe parties are important to both individuals and the society. People choose to throw parties for a number of reasons. For starters

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    The poem‚ “A Birthday” by Christina Rossetti is a strong poem that uses many literary devices as well as describing how she feels when she found her lover. Christina Rossetti’s poem lets the reader know that a Birthday is not always what it seems to be‚ but a happy moment in your life. She expresses her feelings and emotions in many ways. People that criticize her writings have many good and bad things to say about Christina’s poem “A Birthday.” This is because when she writes she has the tendency

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    Done By: http://www.livetvee4u.blogspot.com/ Dante Gabriel Rossetti – ‘The Woodspurge’ Compare this poem with ‘A Birthday’‚ written by Rossetti’s sister Christina: hers is equally simple in style and language‚ but while she expresses great happiness‚ ‘The Woodspurge’‚ written in 1856 when the poet was twenty-eight‚ shows a man in deep grief and isolation. Like Christina’s poem‚ this one also uses images of nature‚ and ends with focus upon a simple wild plant‚ the woodspurge. But is the speaker

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    poet communicate the strength of her feelings? “Birthday” by Christina Rossetti is a poem in which the poet constantly tries to communicate her intense feelings of love‚ whether it is for a man or religious. The title itself is a metaphor‚ which attempts to convey her love. Birthdays are moments of happiness‚ celebration where the person receives all the attention; and that is how she is feeling: like this love makes her as happy as her birthday and that her love is worth the attention. This is

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    Outline I. Introduction A. Christina Rossetti wasn’t the type to marry and rejecting her engagements and other lovers. She was a nineteenth century poet in England. B. 1848 Rossetti was engaged to James Collision‚ but ended the engagement after he reverted to Roman Catholicism thus showing how much she was faithful to her religion. She also rejects two other men‚ Charles Cayley and John Brett. Both of these rejections to lovers are connected to her poems “Goblin Market” and

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    having to waste her time Christina Rossetti was nothing if she were not a true artist. Rossetti was born in 1830 and lived until 1894 as a poet who had an early passion for art and literature (“Christina Rossetti” 1583). The driving force in Rossetti’s life was religion. She was a self-regulator who made decisions based on rigid religious values. In the midst of her unfaltering spiritual devotion‚ Rossetti gave up theater‚ opera‚ and chess (“Christina Rossetti” 1583). Rossetti never married‚ but that

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    Poem Essay Title “Christina Rossetti was born in London‚ one of four children of Italian parents. Her father was the poet Gabriele Rossetti (1783-1854)‚ professor of Italian at King ’s College from 1831. He resigned in 1845 because of blindness. All the four children in the family became writers; Dante Gabriel also gained fame as a painter. Christina was educated at home by her mother‚ Frances Polidori‚ a former governess. She shared her parents ’ interest in poetry and was portrayed in the paintings

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    chrSomone Jackson Mr. Price English 2223 01 28 October 2012 Christina Rossetti’s “Goblin Market” One of the strongest emotions inherent in humans is desire. Christina Rossetti poem “Goblin Market” is filled with many suggestive pieces referring to different kinds of fruits that play upon the hidden desire. From exotic fruit to sweet nectars‚ she has her audience wondering about her true meaning for the fruit. The question to be answers is what are the “fruits” being offered to the girls?

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