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There are numerous approaches to investigate a scholarly piece; one of the methodologies is utilizing the formalist hypothesis. The formalist worried about abstract structure; utilizing phonemic gadget not the phonetic substance. Thusly, utilizing the formalist hypothesis will break down its components with a specific end goal to look its impact in the importance of the content. The piece that will be break down utilizing formalism approach is "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost. The speaker…

Emily Dickinson and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow both used symbolism to build on the overall messages of their poems. For Dickinson, it was the “Hope is the thing with Feathers”, and for Longfellow, it was “The tide rises the tide falls”. Both Dickinson and Longfellow use symbolism in their poems even though their message are different the use of the symbolism strengthens the message of their poem. "Hope is the thing with feathers” is the first line Dickinson uses in her poem as well as the…

In the poem, "The Fall of Rome" by W.H. Auden, the narrator describes the Fall of Rome. The poem "The Fall of Rome" is great in complexity and has many details that describe many things. W.H. Auden states so much about the Fall of Rome, pertaining to waves, rain, caves, the Marines, Cato, moss, and so much more. He relates to listeners learning about the Fall of Rome, giving an inspiring tone. Little do we know, these small details mean something. They mean something to the actual Fall of Rome,…

The poems “The Listeners” and “Beware: Do Not Read This Poem” haven’t many similarities, but one major one can be found: both create a sense of immersion. You feel as though you are there, in the poem yourself. However, they do this in separate ways. “The Listeners” mainly uses two senses to build an image in the reader’s mind, sight and sound. You can see “the forest’s ferny floor” and the “moonlit door” and hear “the sound of iron on stone” as the Traveler leaves the house. You can also…

“Lift Your Right Arm,” written by Peter Cherches, is a poem with simple words and lucid meanings. In my opinion, the writer was trying to talk about the society that he experienced. According to the poem, the lady asks the writer to put his arms up and down several times. At first, the writer emphasizes “Both of my arms were up”. He might be kind of impatient at that time because he just put his arms up and down without being told why. But two extra times later, he didn’t seem to care anymore.…

According to the author David Kelly’s article, which cited the Anne Bradstreet poetry of “To My Dear and Loving Husband.” First, in Kelly’s article, he states that poetry is directness of the poet’s expression of her love for her husband, this poetry is incompatible to follow the modern standards, but it is fascinating to grasp readers to read and research the purpose and reason of the poetry. Second, Kelly explains the biography of the poet who is a Puritan. According to the poet’s religion,…

The poem establishes a correspondence between the inner realm of the house and the outer one of the cosmos. It’s as if the quietness of the dwelling rhymes with the calmness of the universe on a summer night. The proposition is twofold: the house was quiet and the world was calm. Daily life, the daylight world itself, is suppressed. The poem takes place at night in order to establish a scene of autonomous…

To His Coy Mistress is a classic poem that follows the three act structure about a man trying to convince a woman to make love to him if they had energy and time. There are many themes in this short three stanzas, time, lust, death, freedom and confinement, these are all told through basic figurative language. In the poem there are many forms of speech condensed in there, simile is the most basic of figurative language as defined by “a figure of speech to compare a thing to a different thing” in…

The use of literary devices inside of a solitary poem is extremely important. Creating a world or “image” for a reader to indulge him/herself in is a tremendous task but done right it is absolutely beautiful. Using elements in a story is much easier than in a poem because poems are stereotypically shorter and in a poem you have to be precise and use your words as a way to vaguely intrigue the reader. Literary elements such as imagery, setting, and tone are all affect how the reader perceives…

Process of growing up Through the process of growing up many people gain knowledge and go through the loss of friendships and relationships. Robert Frost, one of the most favored and honored American poets during World War I depicts through two poems a trend that shows how one grows up and adapts to their surroundings. He is able to promote a colloquial, restrained language that implies message instead of just revealing it through strong verbal language of hidden messages within the text. Both…