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    Cousin Kate Analysis

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    English Essay- My Cousin Kate A Poem which was written by Christina Rossetti in the Victorian times between the years 1830-1894. An English poet who mainly aimed her poems at children she lived in London and was educated privately. It is not a typical poem of its time setting because of the theme the poem is showing and as we can see this when analysing the poem. In the first stanza in the first line where it states “I was a cottage maiden”- this part shows that she is using first person at

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    and growing up is all about making mistakes‚ brushing yourself off‚ and learning from those mistakes. Children are constantly being taught lessons through trial and error. Learning through mistakes applies to us throughout our life. Authors Christina Rossetti and Maurice Sendak’s written pieces are ridden with symbols of adult themes of trial and error. These children’s books tackle themes that are way too complex for a child’s understanding. The time period of both of these children’s books may

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    Poetry Introduction and analysis to the two poems ‘Remember’: This is a beautiful poem written by the poet Christina Rossetti. Rossetti is known for her contrasting themes of love and death she puts into her poems‚ ‘Remember’ is no exception. It is quite obvious that Rossetti is talking to a loved one in the poem‚ most likely a lover. From researching‚ I have found that Rossetti wrote this poem when she was still in love with Charles Cayley‚ and also the fact that there is correlation between

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    “The Poor Singing Dame” was written by Mary Robinson during the Romantic Era. In Robinson’s poem‚ the woman’s role was definitely defined by what a man wanted. The man decided her fate and she was not able to have a say in it. The man in the poem is a Lord‚ and “For he hated that poverty should be so cheerful…”(Robinson‚ 82). Since he did not agree with her being so joyful‚ he had her sent to prison. The Lord did not attempt to understand the woman’s perspective on life and abided to his beliefs

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    Maude Kate Repression

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    "Far from being repressed‚ woman in Rossetti ’s poems are defiant" How far do you agree with this view? I agree with this view to a certain extent‚ as there are elements of both repression and defiance within many of Rossetti ’s poems. Firstly‚ in the poem Maude Clare rather than women it seems to be the man that is repressed to some extent as Maude Clare and Nell are both defiant as they both seem to have strong opinions that are voiced clearly whereas Thomas remains in silence and is not successful

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    goblin market

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    give in to our desires‚ we become vulnerable. In a harsh‚ brutal world‚ vulnerability will not work to our advantage. In Christina Rossetti’s “Goblin Market‚” she writes about a sister who succumbs to her desire and pays dearly for it while the other sister resists her desires and receives the ultimate reward of her sister’s life. By creating such a spectacular tale‚ Rossetti stresses the importance of being in touch with one’s desires and being able to prevail over their strong hold because in the

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    Remember

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    Remember By Christina Rossetti On the surface‚ ‘Remember’ is all about death. The poem is written in the second person‚ suggesting a relationship of some kind - of ‘you’ and ‘me’. At the time of writing‚ Rossetti was only nineteen‚ but had lived many years with a dying father so this may be understood as either a dramatic imagining of her father’s impending death‚ or a wide-ranging poem regarding death. In the first line‚ which is the theme of the whole poem the narrator asks to be remembered

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    contain negative connotations towards death and remembrance. However‚ the sonnet “Remember” By Christina Rossetti contains a different perspective from the poem “Cross of Snow” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. By using literary techniques such as emotional appeal‚ imagery and the use of repetition is presented to express the emotion of sadness and loss. The first sonnet given‚ “Remember” by Christina Rossetti is foreshadowing death and gives the idea of “forget and smile” of negative emotions come from

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    Rosetti Echo

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    Christina Rossetti’s “Echo” 1 Come to me in the silence of the night; 2 Come in the speaking silence of a dream; 3 Come with soft rounded cheeks and eyes as bright 4 As sunlight on a stream; 5 Come back in tears‚ 6 0 memory‚ hope‚ love of finished years. 7 O dream how sweet‚ too sweet‚ too bitter sweet.‚ 8 Whose wakening should have been in paradise‚ 9 Where souls brimful of love abide and meet‚ 10 Where thirsty longing eyes 11 Watch the slow door 12 That opening‚ letting

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    happened throughout the story completely. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge‚ the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Cousin Kate by Christina Rossetti have endings which are made significant through their resolutions. Coleridge and Fitzgerald have created stories which conclude with partial resolution‚ whereas Rossetti has created a story of total resolution‚ although other readers may disagree. F. Scott Fitzgerald concludes the Great Gatsby with the death of Gatsby himself

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