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    English Literature-Relationship Essay. ‘My last Duchess’ is based on real historical figures; the narrator is Duke Alfonso II who ruled a place in northern Italy between 1559 and 1597. The Duchess that he speaks of is his first wife‚ Lucrezia de’ Medici who died in 1561 aged 17‚ only two years after he married her. In real life‚ Lucrezia died under suspicious circumstances‚ she may possibly have been poisoned. The poem is set in 1564‚ three years after the death of the Duchess. An emissary has

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    In his English sonnet “When I Have Fears” (pg. 17‚ Vendler)‚ John Keats attempts to put into words the human emotions felt when dealing with death. I believe that Keats wrote this poem to describe the natural order of emotions he went through while thinking of his own mortality. The tone of the sonnet takes a “roller coaster” course throughout the poem from one quatrain to the next. With careful examination one can see that Keats used the first quatrain to describe a state of utter confusion‚ the

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    beloved have the power to breathe life into his soul. “ you open always petal by petal myself as Springs opens….her first rose” (7-8). With more love to shower his beloved hands with‚ the speaker continues somewhat like the speaker from Sonnets from

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    Sidney’s Astrophel and Stella Arguably‚ the most vital aspect of Sir Phillip Sidney’s Astrophel and Stella is the initial sonnet that begets this lengthy work. There are several different facets of this particular poem within this longer work that make it highly important to the interpretation to the rest of it. Moreover‚ the author is able to employ a lengthy metaphor within this first poem that helps to account for the diffuse nature of the complete work. An analysis of this first poem reveals

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    Unit 2: Poetry Across Time Learning Objectives • To understand what is expected of you for this unit. • To start to look at The Manhunt. Unit 2: Poetry Across Time • Exam (35%) 1hr 15 mins • Section A: Poetry cluster from anthology (relationships) – 23% – 45 mins • Section B: Unseen poem – 12% – 30 mins Section A • One question from a choice of two on the relationships cluster. • You will need to compare a named poem with another poem from the cluster‚ of your choice

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    beginning of the 19th century. Since that was the time when the industrial revolution took place‚ I think it must have had a big impact on Wordsworth’s poem. Maybe it was even the initial point for him to write this poem. The two main topics in his sonnet are the importance of nature and religion or God. He expresses his opinion about us being affected by materialism which makes us unable of appreciating nature that was a gift from God. We just forget about the little‚ meaningful things in life.

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    justify conflict. This poem takes on the form of a sonnet and uses little punctuation. I noticed Cummings used all lowercase lettering for the poem and unusual grammar. There are also two voices one being of the first person politician and the second voice being a third person observer. Owens poem is known for its horrific imagery and condemnation of war. Owens poem is also understood to be two sonnets strung together‚ or the combination of two sonnets. In one contrast is that in Owens poem the narrator

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    Nettles Relationship Parent and child: My son aged three’. The speaker loves his son and is fiercely protective of him. He describes his skin as ‘tender’ (L6). He responds to the nettles in a violent way- ‘slashed in fury’ (L10). He approaches their destruction in a methodical way ‘next task’ (L12). Subject The subject is a small vulnerable boy and ‘he came seeking comfort’ (L5)- he looks up at his father. The alliteration of ‘blisters beaded’ shows the harshness of the skin on his ‘tender

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    Shakespeare uses metonymy and personification to explain what love is and is not. A metonymy “substitutes one item‚ entry‚ or concept to represent another associated one” (Moen)‚ and‚ in Sonnet 116‚ a metonymy is used to explain what love is by saying it is a star‚ and an ever-fixed mark. (Shakespeare lines 5‚ 8). He also personifies love in the line “Love’s not Time’s fool‚ though rosy lips and cheeks” (Shakespeare line 9). By using imagery

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    Response to Death Be Not Proud of John Donne The poem Death Be Not Proud‚ by John Donne‚ is a typical “Holly Sonnet”. In these poems‚ he spent a lot of effort in looking into his “inner self”‚ expressing his attitude towards religion and life. In this poem‚ Donne stresses man’s superior over death in particular by using a series of poetic elements. The sonnet is written in Petrarchan sonnet form with fourteen lines iambic pentameter; the first eight lines are octave‚ while others are sestet. It has

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