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    Through the repetition and rhymes in the poem‚ a reader’s attention is drawn towards the dangerous aspects of the battle. Tennyson’s vivid descriptions reveal just how terrifying the scene of war is whether a soldier is in the fight or just examining the field of a battle soon to

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    thing that the two poems have in common is that the writing structure. The rhyme scheme using in poems are very similar in Watts and Carroll’s works. For instance‚ both of two poems using alternate rhymes. In Watts’ poem‚ like the sentence “in works of labor or of skill‚ I would be busy too; for Satan finds some mischief still‚ for idle hands to do”‚ words like “skill” and “still”‚ “too” and “do” shows the using of alternate rhymes. It is the same in Carroll’s poem. In the sentence “How cheerfully he

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    stresses per foot and four feet per line. This tends to echo natural speech and strengthens the impression of conversation between intimates. The first stanza comprises three rhyming couplets‚ a tercet and two further rhyming couplets. These follow the rhyme scheme aabbccdedeeff.. Lines 7 and 9 break the rhythm as they contain nine stresses and thus have hypermetrical‚ feminine endings which allow the poet ’s thoughts to flow smoothly. These lines also contain the alliterative phrases ’reverential resignation

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    Everyone goes through some sort of pain that can be caused by someone or something. Suffering is a heart wrenching pain. Everyone has suffered through things‚ and people get used to it. Wystan Hugh Auden’s poem‚ “Musee des Beaux Arts‚” shows that suffering is a part of life and sometimes nothing can be done about it other than moving on. The poem is a hard truth that we don’t want to hear‚ but we can’t reject the truth because it’s the reality. In “Musee des Beaux Arts‚” the voice of the poem is

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    Gerard Hopkins wrote God’s Grandeur in 1877 right around the time he was ordained as a priest. The poem deals with his feelings about God’s presence and power in the world. He could not understand how the people inhabiting the earth could refuse or be distracted from God. This confusion was due to the greatness of God’s power and overall existence that‚ to Hopkins‚ seemed impossible and sinful to ignore. However‚ as the poem progresses Hopkins expresses hope in the world and God’s everlasting presence

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    the words ’The house’ at the end of the fourth stanza. These two small words seem to hang‚ dangerously exposed‚ at the end of the line. The irregular rhyme scheme is like an attempt to order and control the poem‚ and the wind. But the wind is bursting with energy and cannot be restrained by either the order of the stanzas‚ or by the control of a rhyme scheme. Analysis: In this poem‚ Hughes describes some extreme weather conditions; namely a wind that reaches toward hurricane force. The poem starts

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    Sassoon had used a simple rhyme scheme of A-A-B-B to create a ‘joyful’ melody in the readers mind. The rhyme scheme makes the poem sound very light hearted when it is actually a very sad topic. It is quoted in “I knew a simple soldier boy Who grinned at life in empty joy” the sound ‘oy’ sounds very content which creates an irony throughout the whole poem. It makes an impact on the reader since it would sound like a nursery rhyme. It sets up the paradox of ‘nursery rhyme’ but ending with ‘death’.

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    status quo. Emily Dickinson did‚ and this poem demonstrates this rebellion. This poem is short in length‚ like most of Emily Dickinson ’s other poems. It contains the use of perfect rhymes‚ imperfect rhymes‚ and end rhymes. An example of the perfect rhyme is between the words ’sane ’ and ’chain. ’ The imperfect rhyme was depicted with the words ’madness ’ and ’sense. ’ The rhyming is subtle and adds to the flow of the poem; it is not strict and structured. Emily Dickinson ’s tone is also a large

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    3: Identify the speaker (Is it the author or a persona? Identify point of view). Step 4: Identify mood and tone – underline key words that contribute to the speaker’s tone or the poem’s mood. Step 5: Structure – comment on the poem’s structure [rhyme scheme‚ meter‚ enjambment‚ form (sonnet‚ ode‚ ballad‚ lyric‚ etc.)] Step 6: Identify examples of figurative language – identify metaphors‚ similes‚ examples of personification‚ alliteration‚ etc. Step 7: Imagery – identify central images and/or the

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    Discuss how the theme of childhood is presented in the poems “Piano” and “Half-past Two” The theme of childhood is presented in the poem “Piano” and “Half-past two”. The poem Half-past two‚ written by U.A Fanthorpe‚ is all about how vulnerable children and their childish innocence. In both poems the poets present childhood in different and exceptional way. In "Piano"‚ childhood is presented in a very idealistic way. The poet is remembering the good old times when he was sitting under the piano

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