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    A striking difference is presented in the poem ‘Anthem for Doomed Youth’ in which the reader is exposed to the true horrors of war‚ and we can see the real difference in the expectations and opinions of the soldiers. This can be seen through the sonnets powerful negative connotation particularly in the rhetorical question ‘What passing bells for these who die as cattle?’ which depicts a scene the nation should mourn for and not support. This simile is particularly dramatic as it suggests inhumanity

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    metaphors‚ similes‚ personification‚ allusion‚ etc. The poems‚ Sonnet 29 written by Edna St. Vincent Millay‚ and Sonnet 43 written by Elizabeth Barret Browning‚ are both very different from each other as they both are conveying different messages. Sonnet 29 talks about the reality of love which is it is difficult to stick with one person‚ where as Sonnet 43 talks about how love is necessity in life and how much you love it. Sonnet 43 and Sonnet 29 are very different from each other in terms of the theme

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    Claude Mckay America

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    community‚ who did not have one. “America” by Claude McKay is a sonnet that does not explore the meaning of love like traditional sonnets do‚ but instead McKay uses the form of a sonnet to express the rage and frustration the African Americans were feeling during that time period. A sonnet is one of the oldest forms of poetry‚ a classic. It follows a set of rules: fourteen lines‚ iambic pentameter‚ and end-rhyme scheme‚ that make a poem a sonnet which the poem “America” decides not follow strictly. Even

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    land‚” is a pick-up line and in Romeo and Juliet‚ a tragic play by William Shakespeare‚ Romeo used a pick-up line in order to get his objective through to kiss Juliet. The conversation Romeo and Juliet had‚ was written by Shakespeare in the form of a sonnet‚ a 14-line poem usually containing one of several conventional rhyme schemes. To describe this romantic‚ somewhat intimate first encounter between Romeo and Juliet‚ Shakespeare used a rhyme scheme‚ metaphors‚ and imagery. The love that began during

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    Elizabethan Sonneteers

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    literary genres the sonnet in England was imported from abroad. Most probably it was originated in Italy in the 13th century with Dante who wrote a number of sonnets to his beloved named Beatrice. A sonnet is according to M.H. Abrahm‚ “A lyric poem of fourteen lines that has a specific rhyme scheme written in iambic pentameter.” The flowering of the sonnet came with Petrarch‚ a generation later. It was Wyatt who introduced the sonnet in England. He wrote much earlier but his sonnets were published in

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    The Lotus

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    poems have an Indian theme and an Indian background. The poem‚ ‘The Lotus’ is a sonnet in the Petrarchan type. Toru Dutt’s mastery over the sonnet form is proved in this poem. The sonnet is divided into two divisions‚ the Octave and the Sestet. The octave consists of eight lines and the sestet consists of six lines. A sonnet deals with a single idea‚ the octave proposing and the sestet resolving. Within 14 lines of the sonnet‚ Toru Dutt raises a problem in the Octave and resolves it in the sestet. In

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    Sonnet 18 Explication Sonnet 18 is a typical Shakespearean sonnet that hardly departs from the “classic” rules of an English sonnet. It has fourteen lines in a simple iambic pentameter; although‚ there are a few strong first syllables in the poem and some lines have eleven syllables instead of just ten. None of the lines flow into the next one. All of them have a distinct stopping place except that of line 9 (as far as punctuation goes.) There are three quatrains in the poem‚ the third one changes

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    Chaos in Fourteen Lines

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    elements that actually illustrate chaos in the poem. Structurally‚ there isn’t anything chaotic about the poem. The sonnet is broken down into two parts: an octave followed by a sestet that resolves the issue at hand. However‚ the last two lines in the sonnet can be interpreted as an unrhymed couplet‚ contributing to the "chaos" that Millay claimed to trap. The order of the sonnet is in Yang 2 the rhyme scheme of ABBAABBA CDCDCD‚ which is classically Italian in terms of rhyming pattern

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    Comparisons of 2 Poems

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    A comparison of structure‚ poetic/language devices and themes between ‘Hour’ and ‘Sonnet 116’ Both ‘Hour’ and ‘Sonnet 116’ were written 500 years apart‚ yet both of these poems explore the significant characteristics of love and time. Both poems explore that time and love does not match. But in ‘Sonnet 116’ love is the dominant figure from time and in ‘Hour’ time is the dominant figure from love. In the poem‚ ‘Hour’‚ Carol Ann Duffy is talking about how one ‘Hour’ of their day can be spent as

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    Astrophil and Stella

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    English Literature and Culture I Noémi Najbauer 14 03 2009 Astrophil and Stella - Sonnet 1 Sir Philip Sydney was one of the greatest poets of the Elizabethan age. Astrophil and Stella‚ the first sonnet of the Astrophil and Stella sequence‚ which containes 108 sonnets and 11 songs‚ was written in the 1580s. The word ‘‘sonnet’’ comes from the Italian ‘‘sonetto’’ word‚ which means little song. As a genre‚ sonnet can be defined as a fourteen-lined lyric poem‚ written in iambic pentameter. It means

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