Use Of Declarative And Emotive Lexis Express The Community

To begin with, E.E. Cummings and Pablo Neruda in a similar way have their speakers’ feelings expressed by addressing the women they love. In this way the theme of the poems is presented properly and the speaker’s feelings are emphasized. For instance, the phrases “you of my heart” (10) in Cummings’s poem and “Bring them all/ to where I am waiting for you;” (11-12) in Neruda’s poem indicate that the speakers address their lovers in order to express their feelings in a more lively way. Another similarity in the way the two speakers cope with the possibility of a future change is the fact that they both make thoughts about the women they love related to other men either it is in the past or in the future. To illustrate, Cummings makes a hypothesis using the word ‘if’ to show the possibility of his lover’s unfaithfulness in the future and thinks about it continuously. The repetition of the word ‘if’ and also the phrase “if this should be, i say if this should be-” (9) show the intense thoughts the speaker makes referred to the probability of mistrust by his lover. In the same manner, Neruda’s speaker talks about his woman’s past, and although he says that “[He] is not jealous/of what came before [him]”(1-2) and concludes saying that “[they] shall always be

Relationships play an important role in one's life. They are formed on the basis of love and understanding. Relationship helps various people in every aspect of life and assists them in being a better person. Such a relationship was found in the novel

While the poems focus on love they also reveal the role of women in a sense of what was and was not acceptable in the ancient days. She emphasizes the importance and power of love through people and actions. The way she sees love is quite different than what most people would think. In other words it is not necessarily affectionate. Her poems tell us how love comes with many consequences, sadness, depression, anger, and even how love is lost.

“First Poem for You,” by Kim Addonizio, illustrates a night between two lovers lying next to each other. From this sonnet, it is discovered that through symbolism, imagery, and structure, the speaker’s views on relationships are embellished.

The voice of the poem gets harsh after a while. It explores the things of today’s taboo headlines such as abortion. This means, if the man girl choses don’t work out, there is a remedy for

In Charlotte Mew’s ‘The Farmer’s Bride’ and Simon Armitage’s ‘The Manhunt’, difficult relationships are presented by speakers who are dealing with an emotionally closed partner. Both poems explore how relationships are affected by mental health issues.

Love through relationships can be represented in many ways, for example romantic love and platonic love. In “A Bolt of White Cloth” by Leon Rooke, the couple has many types of love relationships. The wife loves her husband in a passionate way, the wife also has a deep connection and love for their cat that passed away. A relationship with a child is also mention by the man, however we soon discover they are unable to conceive. The evil apparent in the relationship with the cat is death, death by the actions of mankind. When the man inquires about their love and what they have loved, the woman replies, “Last year this time I had me a fourth, but it got run over. Upon the road there, by the time tall trees, by a man who didn’t even stop” (Rooke 3). Even after the passing of the cat the women's love was unconditional, it states, “She’d dug a grave under the grapevine and said sweet words over it. She sorely missed the cats” (Rooke 3). Death is inevitable, someday the passing of our loved ones will come. Death of the cat symbolizes the evil present in their love relationships.

The text proceeds from analyzing each poem individually, and later draws parallels between the two. It tries to answer the questions whether the poems are a call to social irresponsibility, and if the object of the poem, the common man should be scorned or pitied. That the common man who is busy conforming to the norms of the state and the society has lost connection with his natural surroundings evokes sympathy for him. Materialism has subsumed his capacity to think to an extent that he cannot even decide whether he is free to do as he wishes – can he say no to enlisting for war? Or can he hold an opinion that did not coincide with the larger public?

It is certainly implied that both of these poems are concerned with the ideal of true love, but we have seen that they differ quite dramatically with the authors' mindset and themes which they are attempting to portray. Both poems revolve around the consistency of love, whether existent or not, though their discrepancies are valid, it is these discrepancies, which provide readers with the conception and comprehension of what true love really is.

The representation of love is greatly influenced by the values of the context given by the composer allowing the same concept to be viewed and treated in a completely differently. This is shown in Scott Fitzgerald's novel ‘The Great Gatsby’ and Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s poems ‘Sonnets from the Portuguese’. Both these texts are characterised by their time period, Gatsby is set during the ‘Roaring Twenties’ shaped by materialism, decadence and the american dream meanwhile EBB is set in the victorian era influenced by romanticism, enlightenment values, courtly love and petrarchan conventions. This contrast of values due to context gives a completely different representation of love in each text. PARAGRAPH 1: IDEALISED LOVE IN GATSBY; LOVE

Once the image of burden has been established, the speaker talks of her permissive willingness to stay committed for survival. In stanzas seven and eight, the speaker advocates “ but without pay. If i had known how it would go I think i would have lived alone. In spite of the speakers anguish toward the commitment to a man, the only means of survival in that culture is through relationship ties. In spite of her discontentment in the injustice shown in the relationship, the speaker has an obligation to keep up the relationship. It is evident that culture and society is responsible for the speakers negative attitude toward objectification in a relationship. The speaker has no choice but to adhere to societal norms as a means of survival.

Compare the ways the poets use language to present relationships in, “To his Coy Mistress” and one other poem in the relationship cluster.

The author of this essay will aim to establish how the poet uses psychological, physical and emotional parameters to convince his lover that their relationship is not dead. This poem could be classed as a Metaphysical Love poem. The poem ‘Our Love Now is a modern poem written by Martyn Lowery. The poem is an argument between two lovers and is written in stanzas where the man speaks first expressing his opinion and then the woman’s. The man is of the opinion that whatever has occurred within the relationship negatively can be repaired whereas it is completely the opposite where the woman is concerned. This is so ironical (physical parameter used by the poet) as there is no common ground between the

My poems I chose were by Rupi Kaur a very well known poet in our generation . Kaur’s poems all revolve around the central aspect of love from which evolves into the many emotions and all the complications that come with it. I took these poems straight out of her famous published a book of poetry called Milk and Honey which has impacted the current generation tremendously . Throughout Milk and Honey Rupi shows and illustrates her internal struggle with love , loss , heartbreak , and loneliness. From which my poems are influenced by. All three of my poems I have selected have to do with self-love and the struggle with it in today's society. Each poem establishes the tone of awakening by which the speaker shows by choosing what is the best choice to benefit in the long run . Two out of the three poems show the speaker abandoning the lover to help benefit her for the greater good .One out of three poems illustrates the speaker's decision to stay with the toxic lover due to her being a hopeless romantic. This resolution will define her future whether it be a happy fulfilling future or a sad remorseful one .

Love makes people become selfish, but it is also makes the world greater. In this poem, the world that the speaker lives and loves is not limited in “my North, my South, my East and West / my working week and my Sunday rest” (9-10), it spreads to “My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song (11). The poem’s imagery dominates most of the third stanza giving readers an image of a peaceful world in which everything is in order. However, the last sentence of the stanza is the decisive element. This element not only destroys the inner world of the speaker, but it also sends out the message that love or life is mortal.