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Alliteration- Alliteration is a literary method that involves the prominent recurrence of similar starting consonant sounds in subsequent or closely related syllables.Give to me the life I love, Let the lave go by me The Vagabond Summary
The North Ship, life tale about a man’s life who decides to immigrate to no man’s land. Released in every direction, this poem wins the life award for best philosophical access. Read More Poetry Despite life’s concern, we proclaim that we too must move on. Philip Larkin’s poem, The North Ship is aboRead more
The North Ship, life tale about a man’s life who decides to immigrate to no man’s land. Released in every direction, this poem wins the life award for best philosophical access. Read More Poetry Despite life’s concern, we proclaim that we too must move on.
Philip Larkin’s poem, The North Ship is about this journey of life. Life is a continuous journey and it is a kind of endless journey battling all the obstacles en route. Philip Larkin’s The North Ship makes a sharp focus on that eternal goal of ours towards the meeting of unknown and unseen. Like that of the Tennyson’s Ulysses, the poem The North Ship highlights our point of desired goals – a meeting point of onward journey –a forward journey where perils to invest us. It is a kind of symbolic journey of aspiration that overawes all obstacles
This poem states the journey of three ships at three different destinations. While the first two ship return safely, the third one goes in to calamity and meets hazardous ends
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See lessThe rhyme scheme of the poem is AABBCCDD and so on. How the little kite learned to fly Summary
The rhyme scheme of the poem is AABBCCDD and so on.
How the little kite learned to fly Summary
See lessThe central theme of this poem is nature. The persona details on how nature works during the night, how active it is. Someone Summary
The central theme of this poem is nature. The persona details on how nature works during the night, how active it is.
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The poem has a myriad of poetic devices, some of which are as follows: Repetition: This poem uses repetition for added emphasis and for rhythm. Examples are: ‘sure-sure-sure’, ‘At all, at all, at all’. Onomatopoeia: The poem has a lot of sound words to represent the noise made by animals. Examples wRead more
The poem has a myriad of poetic devices, some of which are as follows:
The speaker states that youthful innocence leads to a blissful but limited understanding of the world, while adults are left to cope with life's harsh realities. Death, according to the speaker, is something that definitively separates individuals from life. The little girl, on the other hand, belieRead more
The speaker states that youthful innocence leads to a blissful but limited understanding of the world, while adults are left to cope with life’s harsh realities. Death, according to the speaker, is something that definitively separates individuals from life. The little girl, on the other hand, believes that death is a transition of life rather than its loss, that it is part of a greater system, and that the dead are therefore intimately connected to the living. Throughout the poem, these two views are maintained in tension, with no clear conclusion as to the essence of death and what it means to those who are left behind.
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Personification- When a thing or abstract idea is depicted as a person, it is called personification. They said: 'We are the oak trees and your own true family. Repetition- The simple repetition of a word inside a short space of words is known as repetition. This was my dream beneath the boughs, theRead more
The poem maintains a consistent line length and rhyme pattern. 'Autumn' is divided into four stanzas, each with six lines. The rhyming scheme used here is 'ababcc'. Autumn Summary
The poem maintains a consistent line length and rhyme pattern. ‘Autumn’ is divided into four stanzas, each with six lines. The rhyming scheme used here is ‘ababcc’.
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The poem depicts a small child's unforgettable experience in an oakwood and suggests that humans and trees should cohabit as a single family. It emphasizes the need of protecting our natural environment for the sake of human happiness and wellbeing. My Own True Family Summary
The poem depicts a small child’s unforgettable experience in an oakwood and suggests that humans and trees should cohabit as a single family. It emphasizes the need of protecting our natural environment for the sake of human happiness and wellbeing.
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'Sea Fever,' by John Masefield, is possibly his best-known piece, and it portrays the poet's desire to travel the sea. Masefield spent time as a sailor on many ships and can easily illustrate his fondness and enthusiasm for the lifestyle. Sea Fever Summary
‘Sea Fever,’ by John Masefield, is possibly his best-known piece, and it portrays the poet’s desire to travel the sea. Masefield spent time as a sailor on many ships and can easily illustrate his fondness and enthusiasm for the lifestyle.
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