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    Poet’s often have a topic they like to write about. Poetry is a writer trying to convey an idea to the reader. Poet’s like to talk about nature, religion, and may various other things. John Keats is not like other poets of his time period. John Keats wrote about was his life. John Keats’s life was remarkable in the sense of everything that was packed into his short lived life. Two of Keats’s major life experiences were love and death. John Keats’s Poetry was greatly influenced by his life…

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    which his sonnets manage to both subvert and conform to the conventions of Elizabethan love poetry. Shakespeare’s sonnets are striking for many reasons, be it the surprisingly realistic themes, the way he approaches each of his poems subjects of affection or the shocking he topics he discusses. His work stands out against those of his contemporaries as he transforms the rigid form of Elizabethan romance poetry by confounding the conventions he was expected to adhere to. To demonstrate the ways…

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    against my chest as I was filled with the memories of my ancestors. Relax I whispered inside as if the mere volume of my voice might disturb the room making my deep seated anguish and hatred known. “Today, we are going to be writing two types of poetry, a haiku and free verse” Mrs. Fordman announced. Her swollen belly protruded out, round and smooth commanding the room. Inside her she held the mystery of life. I imagined what her child’s life would be like and I prayed silently for them.…

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    verbatim and still get the same meaning that it held in its original text. With that being said poetry, something that is constantly using aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language, can never accurately be translated for there is too much meaning behind not only each phrase but every word. Emily Dickinson, one of many well known poets, wrote a poem I Dwell in Possibilities, which touched upon this matter of poetry versus prose;…

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    Emily Dickinson was a female author of poetry from Amherst, Massachusetts in born in 1830 and died in 1886. Only a handful of her hundreds of poems were published before her death in 1886. Furthermore, Dickinson has since joined Walt Whitman in the literary canon as one of the two most significant American poets of the nineteenth century. (Bluemle, S. R., 2008) I will discuss about her illness she had in her life, the language of her poetry that reflects on her life of how her works was…

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    Anniversary: How Poetry Played a Part in the War in Iraq" is an article is about the war in Iraq and the impact which was brought about by poetry. The poems in this articles display different features of style,this author mentions John, a platoon commander, who narrates the journey of poetry in war through his contribution and also the contribution of others. After war John acquires a masters in poetry and becomes a pioneer of war poetry through consulting his friends on war poetry. This article…

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    test for mankind, as what is symbolized with boats within this poetry. The rigorous of life challenges met by people is subsequently exemplified again by the coming of kemejan or shark. The strength and wilderness of kemejan happen to be the human enemy while struggling in life. However, the existence of kemejan does not decrease Malay people’s pursuit for it is the eagerness that constitutes courage to face it. The last verse of this poetry emphasizes the position of pancang…

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    more destructive. It disempowers people and destroys the cohesion in the community. I will be deconstructing the three poems using the STEPUP process and identifying and explaining the use of figurative techniques in each poem. The three formats of poetry that I have selected to write about my social issue are: 2 free verse and a cinquain poem. I have decided to do my social issue concerning racism as I am strongly against it and strongly believe should not occur anywhere in the world. My…

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    the greenhouse later in his life. After that, his father would die of cancer and his uncle would commit suicide. He remembered his father by the rocky relationship he had with him. As a result, he would use poetry to put out his emotions out. Once he graduated college he started to write poetry regularly. Roethke really wanted to be recognized for his work and because of that he developed manic-depressive disorder that was to haunt him for the rest of his life. Later on in life he started to…

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    Whitman's poetry there was more outgoing and simplistic poetry where in Emily Dickinson's poetry it was more complex and her themes portrayed I'm more depressed feeling, for example in Emily Dickinson's poetry it states from one of the stanzas of poem in 96 it states so huge, so hopeless to conceive as these that twice be filmed parting is all we know of heaven and all we need of hell this is one way to cancel demonstrates depression in her poetry and there are many other examples. Written…

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