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    speeds up the pace of the poem. By composing an epic poem‚ Rossetti emphasises the fast pace of the storey she is telling and the passion it involves. Irregular rhyme scheme – ABAB couplets. Language: The poems’ erotic and sexual nature is supported by the language of the poem. The nature of the fruit is extensively detailed and described as luscious and succulent. The list of fruits – organic and “ripe” “Sweet to tongue and sound to eye” – appeals to the readers senses‚ however threatening

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    In my poem‚ titled “A Difference in Nothing”‚ I take twelve different lines from unique works of poetry and place them in my intended order to create a new poem. Each of the poems has different themes and is oriented towards a different audience. Examples of this are: Rupi Kaur writes of self love before loving others; Dr. Seuss writes of the misfortune of growing old; and William Ernest Henley writes of one’s will to survive challenges. By choosing the lines that I felt would be effective – yet

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    “Better to die fighting for freedom than be a prisoner all the days of your life.” – Bob Marley. Freedom is the power to act‚ speak‚ or think as one wants. Logically it is better to die fighting for freedom than become a prisoner all the days of your life. However if you think through with this statement‚ you do not actually get to live to experience freedom if you are already dead fighting for freedom. Selfish people would think this way and would rather live than to fight for freedom which results

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    Explore how the Poet Creates the Scene in the Poem ‘In Romney Marsh’. This poem centres on the experiences of the poet in the place Romney Marsh. Right from the beginning‚ we can tell that this is not going to be just an ordinary description of a place‚ because had it been that‚ the poet would have just named it ‘Romney Marsh’. The addition of the word ‘In’ makes the poem sound like an account of things that have happened there. This is backed up immediately by the first stanza‚ which begins with

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    least three poems by one or more poets‚ comments in detail on the way a poet uses language and imagery to develop meaning. In many poems by a variety of poets uses imagery and language to display and develop the meaning of their poems. These two literary devices have proven to be of great significance in the three poems am going to talk about‚ “Not Waving But Drowning” by Stevie Smith‚ ‘Jilted’ Sylvia Plath and “Dulce Decorum Est” by Wilfred Owen‚ it does not only tells the reader about the purpose

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    recognized African American poets of the Harlem Renaissance. Countee Cullen’s "Yet Do I Marvel" and Langston Hughes’ "I‚ Too" are comparable poems in that their similar themes are representational of the authors’ personal tribulations of racial inequality. By comparing these two poems‚ we get a glimpse of the reality of the injustices of racism during the 1920’s by two prominent Black poets. Cullen and Hughes were born within a year of each other‚ and consequently wrote these poems in the same year (1925)

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    government. This poem shows the comfortable position of those people who are in charge and not necessarily see the cruelty and death of thousands of soldiers. The general does not care about them‚ he is not depressed as others‚ because he does not have to look at dying in the front lines men. Line 4 suggests his incompetence which causes that many soldiers have no chance to survive on the battlefield: decisions made by the general have nothing in common with the situation there. The whole poem criticizes

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    Fish’ by Elizabeth Bishop is a free form poem where the poet does a spectacular job in describing what has occurred from the moment she catches a fish‚ to the time she releases it‚ after a chain of rather interesting events. At the beginning of the poem‚ Bishop creates an image of a helpless fish‚ which is held captive by the narrator in the poem. In doing so‚ she is able to guide the audience into feeling sorry for the fish and the situation described in the poem in general. She commences by describing

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    Richard Bone Poem Meaning

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    exhibited as something they are not.This poem intrigues me because it shows the different ways of how someone is perceived to be despite‚ being dead or alive.I like how it consists of much relatable content like the judgmental factor of how someone’s description changes once they have died. This relates to our world today because many peoples perspective on their loved one changes once they are pronounced dead in many cases such as Edgar’s poem. Prior to this‚ the poem "Richard Bone" by Edgar Lee Masters

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    The Rely Tampon The Rely Tampon‚ made by Proctor & Gamble‚ has been under public scrutiny for years for various reasons. Known mostly for their debated link to the deaths of thirty eight women from Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) and for lawyers charges against them of "suppressing important data that may [have] enhance[d] medical understanding of TSS" (Fielding). The Rely Tampon has become a hot topic and one of the most famous tampons in our history‚ second only to Tampax. "It Even Absorbed

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