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    Sailing to Byzantine by William Butler is a complex poem with a lot of hidden meaning. Upon first reading the poem I was very confused, I couldn’t seem to understand what the author was portraying. After going through line by line, however, I found this poem to be interesting and intriguing. Through the way, the author utilizes the poems unusual setting, metaphors, and the mood or tone to point to the overall theme and meaning of the poem. This piece of literature from the first line begins to…

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    Have you ever fallen in love with someone? Poetry is an understandable language that expresses feelings and reading poetries make people feel better. Love is the person’s heart who get warmth and it’s the deepest feelings that mostly everyone fell in love with. I decided to use the topic of “Love” because it’s romantic and understanding poems. “ I Love You Except Because I Do Not Love You” by Pablo Neruda was explaining the feelings of anyone could possibly feels. “ Remember Me” by Macia A.…

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    Hamad Alnamlaity 10S Ms. Ali ALshehab Language A November 28, 2016 Tonight, I can write… analysis Tonight, I can write is a poem was written by the poet Pablo Neruda and his real name is Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoulto, he was born in Chile July 12,1904 and he was dead in September 23,1973. This poem is originally Spanish and was translated by an W.S Merwin post in US. The theme of the poem is about losing the one he loved and talking about the past, and present like when he said “though nights…

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    Poems are all different, but also all the same in their own ways, showing how even through time, people can write about similar themes. For example ”O Captain! My Captain!” and “The Seven Ages of Man” have many similarities. They both talk about a stage that one can go through in life, use iambic pentameter, and are both a big metaphor. They also have differences like the rhyme-scheme, the different stages, and the big metaphor. Both “O Captain! My Captain” and “The Seven Ages of Man” talk about…

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    The Theme of Beauty and Emptiness in Wordsworth’s poem ’Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey’ Reading Wordsworth’s poem “Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey”, it is obvious that someone looking back and remembering what he once experienced differently. In the poem we can find two major themes represented: beauty, and emptiness. In this essay I will focus on beauty and emptiness. In several lines of the literary work Wordsworth talks regarding beauty or refers to one thing…

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    Steve Biki Poem Analysis

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    They call you Mister Steve Biko now you’re dead this is the poem that I have chosen. In this essay I am going to be explaining the meaning of the poem and also what effects it has on me. I am also going to give the reader an overview of Steve Biko. As Gabeba Baderoon has said in his statement poetry is an element that has given the suppressed a voice even more so during Apartheid when people were suppressed. The poem about Steve Biko is an extraordinary example of someone making his voice heard…

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    The formalistic approach focuses on the construction and structure of the literary works; as formalisticapproach.weebly.com, (n.d.) mentions: “The formalistic approach to literature examines a text by its “organic form” –its setting, theme, scene, narrative, image and symbol. It is often referred as “a scientific approach to literature,” because it advocates methodical and systematic readings of texts”. In this case, the structure of poem titled the Hymn of Apollo has six stanzas with 6 six…

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    Song lyrics are used as a form of communication. Lyrics tell stories, express emotion, share ideas and create images to extract responses from the listeners. This is done by the use of many descriptive and literary techniques they set the tone and atmosphere of a song. Structure and rhythm is also a contributing factor to creating the mood, and having an impact on the listener’s emotions, I will be exploring these techniques in the lyrics of the song “East” by Sleeping At Last, discussing the…

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    All poems have a meaning to it and a meaning is really just the theme with a lesson. Poems which play a big role in society today because, songs and different types of writings are being published and shared to the world. Either singing a lesson or teaching one because, poems can be songs, writings, haiku, mostly any type of writing. All the types of writing means something. The two poems I'm comparing are Hall of Fame by The Script and As I. Grew Older by Langston Hughes and both of the poems…

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    Rhythm: The Villanelle is a complex poem with a specific structure. The rhyme scheme is as follows ‘’aba aba aba aba aba abaa.’’ This means that the final word in the first and third lines in every tercet rhyme together: ‘’harder’’ and ‘’warder,’’ and the middle lines also rhyme with each other: ‘’bit’’ and ‘’tit’’. In the quatrain, the first, third and fourth lines rhyme with the rest of the 'A' lines, and the second line rhymes with the rest of the middle lines, or the 'B.' In this way, only…

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