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The central idea of this poem is Romanticism. As all Romantic poems are, this poem too focuses on nature rather than the materialistic values of humans. The Tables Turned Summary
The central idea of this poem is Romanticism. As all Romantic poems are, this poem too focuses on nature rather than the materialistic values of humans.
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The poem follows the abab rhyme scheme. To the cuckoo Summary
Personification: Personification is a figure of speech where non-human objects are given human traits and qualities. Example- Or but a wandering Voice? Symbolism: It is the use of symbols to signify ideas and qualities by giving them symbolic meanings that are different from their literal senRead more
Example- Or but a wandering Voice?
Example- That golden time again.
Example- An unsubstantial, faery place;
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The poet reminisces his golden days that the cuckoo’s admirable singing elicits. To The Cuckoo Summary
The overall rhyme scheme of this poem is ‘abab’, yet some stanzas, particularly the opening lines, more closely reflect the ‘abcb’ pattern that is common in ballads. The first and tenth stanza have the rhyme scheme ‘abcb’, whereas the last stanza has the rhyme scheme ‘abccb’. We are seven SumRead more
The overall rhyme scheme of this poem is ‘abab’, yet some stanzas, particularly the opening lines, more closely reflect the ‘abcb’ pattern that is common in ballads. The first and tenth stanza have the rhyme scheme ‘abcb’, whereas the last stanza has the rhyme scheme ‘abccb’.
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Repetition- The simple repetition of a word within a short space of words, with no special placement of the words to secure emphasis, is known as repetition. I pray you tell. We are seven Summary
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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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The poem is composed of nine lines with no stanza subdivisions; hence it does not follow any rhyme scheme or meter. My Heart Leaps Up Summary
The poem is composed of nine lines with no stanza subdivisions; hence it does not follow any rhyme scheme or meter.
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Anaphora- The recurrence of words or phrases in a set of sentences, clauses, or poetry lines is known as anaphora. So was it when my life began, So is it now I am a man, So be it when I shall grow old Allusion- Allusion is a figure of speech in which a hidden or indirect reference is made to an itemRead more
Repetition: For added emphasis, words have been repeated. An example would be ‘Up, up! my Friend’. The Tables Turned Summary
The Tables Turned Summary
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