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    a main purport of convincing his lover to forget him when he’s dead; this persuasion is made following the structure of the Shakespearian poem‚ containing arguments and a heroic couplet revealing the conclusion. The whole sonnet is worked around the pessimism and excessive fears of the speaker‚ who even though has a lover that loves him back acts unaffectedly about dying since he believes he’ll be in a better place. The speaker starts out by pleading to his lover not to mourn when death comes onto

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    one of John’s calmest and understanding poems. Considering the fact that his marriage was not accepted by his father in law‚ the thought of distance between two lovers really occurred in his life. That allows this poem to have a universalized personal experience that he conveyed to his readers. The principal theme of the poem is that lovers remain united even when they are physically separated. Donne proves his idea by argument‚ conceits‚ passion‚ and thought. It is believed that Donne left for France

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    of spiritual exaltation‚ and of Samadhi where the individual has a vision of the divine. Donne applies the feeling to the experience of the lovers and finds that the essence of love is not sex but an overpowering feeling of unity in diversity. In fact‚ true love is an activity of the soul. A new soul emanates from the two individual souls and makes the lover realize that love is‚ in its pure essence‚ spiritual. Donne has also interpreted love in a philosophic way. Love is an idea or a concept concretized

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    about their world. Ode on a Grecian Urn can be described in so many elements and told in so many ways. Ode on a Grecian Urn can be best broken down by describing the lovers‚ the settings‚ and mood of the poem. The idea of love can be seen in Keat’s poem Ode on a Grecian Urn. In the poem there are several points where he mentions the lovers. Keat’s states in the poem‚ “Thou still unravish’d bride of quietness‚ Thou foster-child of Silence and slow Time‚ Sylvan historian‚ who canst thus express.’ He also

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    be related to the Taxonomy of Love. Because Romeo is an Eros lover and Juliet is a Mania lover they are more likely to become tragic heroes. I believe Romeo is an Eros lover because he is indeed ready for love in all of its aspects and idealizes and almost fantasizes about his life with Juliet. Juliet on the other hand is what I would say fits into the description of a Mania lover. Juliet is a Mania lover because she wants to see Romeo daily‚ even when he is banished

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    relies on her to decide if he gets to live and get married‚ or get mauled by a tiger. The princess will choose the tiger. Within this story‚ the royal family is given distinguishing traits that explain why the princess would choose death upon her lover. Because she is the daughter of a “semi-barbaric king” (Stockton 2)‚ the thought of her companion getting eaten by a tiger might be more accepting than losing him to another woman. The princess’s uncivilized mind would overrule the appropriate decision

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    loved one is. In the first stanza‚ I think it means that he is always with his lover because he is always thinking about them. No matter where he goes‚ his lover will be there with him. It is like he is holding his lover in his heart‚ so therefore they will never be apart. In the second stanza‚ he at first says that he will never be afraid of anything so long as he is with his lover‚ that his lover will always‚ keep him safe. He then says that he doesn’t want anything more in life because

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    I. Introduction Have you ever in love with someone? If yes‚ didn’t you break up? As we know‚ no meeting without separation and No separation without hurt. For the long time‚ say goodbye to lover is not easy at all‚ but nothing is impossible. We can keep the silent love but we should not keep the saying goodbye when love disappeared. If the relationship makes both of them feel tired‚ we should end it. At least we can do something for the one we loved. Someone said that “giving up doesn’t mean weakness

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    required is stripped away until only the lovers remain. Cohen follows this opening with the long passage of time in which kids move out and “Your mate dies” but all the while the lovers are confined to that same room- silent yet making their presences known with “their intense love.” “One day the door is opened to the lover’s chamber” whose inside is depicted as a garden and oasis “full of colours‚ smells‚ [and] sounds you have never known.” The singular use of lover in the above line is not an error on

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    argument and to symbolise sex/marriage. In the poem Donne conveys meaning through the rhyming and structure. In each of the three stanza’s the first six lines hold three sets of two rhyming couplets that symbolises the couple (the male and female lover). At the end of stanza’s there is set of three rhymes that is slightly indented which symbolises the union of the flea with the couple. Donne uses hyperbole in line 1‚ stanza 2 "...three lives in one flea spare..." and again in line 7‚ stanza 2 where

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