… "strained". These are words which show that life in the country is difficult and that the work involved can be strenuous. They do however, produce good images about the country, because "globed like a full sail strung" conjures up many ideas of the…

… but he did comment that it was "well written, imaginitive, and nicely argued." The possibility was well explained. What lowered my score were spelling and grammatical errors, so please double check your work. Essay: When first reading this…

… memories experienced by Wilfred Owen in World War I. These memories seem to overshadow the memories he has for his love. All Quiet on the Western Front is a novel whcich is also about World War I. The description of the war is similar in both works.…

… poem that make it a significant part of the history of literature. It is a perfect representation of how the people in eighth century England communicated, what their feelings were, and their culture. 'It gives us vital information about Old English…

… in 1651 wrote 'Sonnet XIX' in 1652; this sonnet is his response to his loss of sight. The theme of the sonnet is the loss and regain of primacy of experience. Milton offers his philosophical view on animism and God. Furthermore, 'Sonnet XIX' explore…

… We discuss many things, The blackness and I. We had an interesting conversation The other night. I have been wondering lately What it would be like To be someone other than me. If I were more like her, Would you still Hate me? If I weren't…

… and Emily Dickinson are probably two of the most influential people in American poetry. They are regarded as the founders of modern American poetry. Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman are strikingly different but similar in some aspects. Their similarit…

… an excellent job portraying a section of life in Dublin that revolves around a young boy who develops an infatuation with his friend's sister and how he finds beauty in her among the darkness of life. There are many lines in this story that I found…

… first line says, "Remember the blackness of that flesh." It is important that we understand that Spender is not asking us if we remember, he is telling us to remember. To remember the horror, the injustice, and every last detail. This includes…

… "Songs of Innocence" with that in "Songs of Experience". William Blake is a poet of the Pre-Romantic era. He is one of the poets who set the path for Romanticism, where poets emphasized on emotions, they believed in the power of imagination and…