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    important elements used in “Sonnet 18‚” in an attempt to woo the speaker’s intended lover‚ is the nature symbolism. This element is illustrated mainly in the poem’s first two stanzas‚ where Shakespeare gives vivid comparisons and explanations for why his beloved is more lovely and more temperate than the summer. The summer season in literature is for countless of people a symbol of warmth‚ bright light and perfect times; a time where love can blossom and happiness comes easily. But in real life summer is

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    instance‚ in “The Good-Morrow‚” the speaker uses the motif of spheres to move from a description of the world to a description of globes to a description of his beloved’s eyes to a description of their perfect love. Rather than simply praise his beloved‚ the speaker compares her to a faultless shape‚ the sphere‚ which contains neither corners nor edges. The comparison to a sphere also emphasizes the way in which his beloved’s face has become the world‚ as far as the speaker is concerned. “Let

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    slavery affected those who lived through it and African-Americans who were living at the time. One of these writers was the Toni Morrison‚ the novelist‚ who intended to teach people about all aspects of African-American life present and past. In Beloved like all of her novels‚ Toni Morrison used vivid language‚ imagery‚ and realism to reveal the interior life of slavery and its vestiges which remained in African- American life. Toni Morrison was born Chloe Anthony Wofford on February 18

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    spent with his beloved. However‚ the poet wants to convey through the narrator that rather than feeling sad about the end‚ he should be happy for the love that he underwent and which remains in his memory. Summary: Stanza 1: “The Last Ride Together” by Robert Browning begins with a lover getting finally rejected by his lady-love after he waited for her for a long time. As the lover is sincere in his love‚ he does not have any ill-will for his lady-love. On the contrary‚ he tells his beloved that the uncertainty

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    Shortest Day This poem presents a bleak and mournful image as Donne mourns the death of a beloved. It is said to be about Lucy‚ the patron saint of the blind‚ however‚ as many of Donne’s poems cannot be dated with certainty‚ the ‘beloved’ remains ambiguous. The stanza form is traditional and the use of rhyming couplets can suggest that the poem is to be spoken‚ almost like an epitaph for the deceased beloved. This is one of Donne’s love poems; however‚ it creates an emotion of profound sadness

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    still teenagers during the time she was born (Wikipedia). She lived with her grandmother where she would learn how to read aloud and recite sermons by the young age of 3 (America ’s Beloved Best Friend). At the age of 13 she would move to Milwaukee with her mother and that ’s when the trouble would start (America ’s Beloved Best Friend). She would face sexual abuse and molestation from her family relatives as a teenager‚ by her cousin‚ family friends‚ and her uncle (Victoria Walker). Oprah would keep

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    Summary:The speaker opens the poem with a question addressed to the beloved: “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” The next eleven lines are devoted to such a comparison. In line 2‚ the speaker stipulates what mainly differentiates the young man from the summer’s day: he is “more lovely and more temperate.” Summer’s days tend toward extremes: they are shaken by “rough winds”; in them‚ the sun (“the eye of heaven”) often shines “too hot‚” or too dim. And summer is fleeting: its date is too short

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    first in her family to be born outside of slavery‚ even her brothers and sister were born while their mother was still enslaved‚ but slavery still has a grasp on her life. The most significant event in her mother’s life post slavery‚ the death of Beloved‚ occurs because the slave system still held its grasp on her. Despite the fact that she was never a slave‚ slavery still owns Denver’s life. She is free in the sense that

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    Sun Rising is one of Donne’s popular and widely read love poems. It is love poem of an unusual kind. In this poem the poet lover reprimands the Sun and calls it names for disturbing love making. Here as a lover Donne exaggerates his love and his beloved so much that it overlaps the Petrarchan love poetry also. He addresses the Sun as “busy old fool”. He calls it unruly because‚ by peeping in to the bedroom through windows and curtains it disturbs the lovers. The poet-lover tells the Sun that lovers’

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    young Neruda. The poet had mixed in his verses the physical characteristics of several real women of his youth to create an image of an unreal lover the collection is not directed to a single woman‚ which represents an idea of ​​the object of his beloved purely poetic. Neruda uses several poetic resources to transmit his feelings to the reader‚ some of these resources are comparisons metaphors and ironies which are highly used on his work‚ the language used is simple and very descriptive‚ his poems

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