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The theme of this poem is the transience of life. The human nature of ‘othering’ those who do not fall under the category of ‘normal’ can also be taken as a theme here. Two Headed Calf Summary
The theme of this poem is the transience of life. The human nature of ‘othering’ those who do not fall under the category of ‘normal’ can also be taken as a theme here.
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Alliteration: Alliteration is the repetition of the same sound at the start of a series of words in succession whose purpose is to provide an audible pulse that gives a piece of writing a lulling, lyrical, and/or emotive effect. For example, 'Let there be light!' Personification: A figure of speechRead more
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The poem emphasizes how life and order overcame the bleak and chilly chaos through the dead and lifeless structure of nature. The Library Summary
The poem emphasizes how life and order overcame the bleak and chilly chaos through the dead and lifeless structure of nature.
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The poem follows the rhyme scheme of AABB CCDD and so on. The Library Summary
The poet discusses the world's creation. He makes references to God's need for light on the earth in Genesis. The Library Summary
The poet discusses the world’s creation. He makes references to God’s need for light on the earth in Genesis.
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Indirect Speech: The professor asked Shirpa why she was quiet.
Indirect Speech: The professor asked Shirpa why she was quiet.
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Indirect Speech: The princess says that she had lost her way.
Indirect Speech: The princess says that she had lost her way.
See lessThe central theme of W.H. Auden’s ironic poem “The Unknown Citizen” is that while a man’s life may appear to the us to be fulfilling from their perspective, it is actually so much more than that from the Government’s perspective. Auden frequently used phrases like “his Union report demonstrates” andRead more
The central theme of W.H. Auden’s ironic poem “The Unknown Citizen” is that while a man’s life may appear to the us to be fulfilling from their perspective, it is actually so much more than that from the Government’s perspective. Auden frequently used phrases like “his Union report demonstrates” and “our Social Psychology professionals found” to show how this man’s life was nothing more than a collection of inspections and reports from government employees.
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This poem is divided into two stanzas wherein the first stanza consists of 3 lines while the second consists of 6. Written in free verse, it does not follow a rhyme scheme. Two Headed Calf Summary
This poem is divided into two stanzas wherein the first stanza consists of 3 lines while the second consists of 6. Written in free verse, it does not follow a rhyme scheme.
Two Headed Calf Summary
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