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The theme of this poem is passion. Throughout the poem, the poet expresses the love and sexual passion they have for their beloved. Wild Nights-Wild Nights! Summary
The theme of this poem is passion. Throughout the poem, the poet expresses the love and sexual passion they have for their beloved.
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See lessThe central idea of the poem is nautical imagery. Through these, the persona establishes the love and desire they have for their beloved. Wild Nights-Wild Nights! Summary
The central idea of the poem is nautical imagery. Through these, the persona establishes the love and desire they have for their beloved.
Wild Nights-Wild Nights! Summary
See lessExtended Metaphor: The extended metaphor of the persona’s beloved being a “harbour” or “port” is carried through the poem. Anaphora: One such example would be the lines “Done with the Compass/Done with the Chart!” with the repetition of the phrase “Done with” at the beginning of these lines. ApostroRead more
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The poem follows the inconsistent rhyme scheme of ‘abbb cded fbab’. Wild Nights-Wild Nights! Summary
The poem follows the inconsistent rhyme scheme of ‘abbb cded fbab’.
Wild Nights-Wild Nights! Summary
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