Sonnet 73 Essay

I particularly liked the 10th poem by James J.Y. Liu and the 15th poem, “En la Ermita del Parque de los Venados” by Octavio Paz, perhaps I like the Spanish poem because I am working with Spanish, but I can also sense more the creative freedom that the author took. I think the 10th is more accurate, and I think the 15th takes its own route. The 10th poem contains an aura of a solitude; all the reader can encounter along the way is nature interacting with nature. In addition, when I read this poem

Life after death is a straightforward concept put into many different forms, but Walt Whitman’s idea of life after death compared to the Bible’s is something that should be studied carefully. The Bible’s idea of an afterlife and Walt Whitman’s reincarnation can be quite similar to certain principles and theories. In fact, in the poem “from Song of Myself” Whitman states “they are alive and well somewhere” (120). In the same way, the Bible says in John 17:3 “you will fill me with joy in your presence

The beautiful American landscape provides inspiration for countless American works of literature and art. Robert Frost, an American poet who wrote about rural New England, was one of these people. In his poem, “The Road Not Taken,” Frost presents readers with the quiet and colorful picture of a deciduous forest in New England. He uses concise words and phrases like “a yellow wood” to describe the setting for the poem (Frost 1). When he talks about the two paths, the varying explanations give his

Most like an arch this marriage is a poem written by John Ciardi. The arch in the marriage shows how two people have become one with each other . This shows how two people that are married can lean onto to now only make an arch but to always be able to help each other when they are need of support and to draw strength from each other. John Ciardi made a beautiful poem that almost any marriage couple can relate too in such a short read . “Most like an arch—two weaknesses that lean into a strength

William Blake and Charlotte Smith were two romantic poets who both shared many qualities in their poetry as they did differences. For example, Blake and Smith's poems both show a strong sense of melancholy. Smith expresses this tone in The Sea View, “Charged deep with death, upon the waves far seen Move the war-freighted ships; and fierce and red Flash their destructive fires--The mangled dead And dying victims then pollute the flood. Ah! thus man spoils glorious works with blood!” Similarly, Blake

“The Flea” by John Donne “The Flea” by John Donne is a poem about romance. The narrator, a man, uses a flea to argue his point of having premarital sex. He uses the fact that the flea has already bit them both and mixed their blood so they are already together as one inside the flea. He even argues that having premarital sex would do less as to making them one than the flea having their blood together inside his body does, “alas, is more than we would do.” The narrator sees no sin in what the flea

Read and answer the statement carefully. Choose the best answer and write the letter only in your answer sheet. 1. The art of decorating with knots and have been originated on 13th century by Arabian weavers. A. Basketry C. Macramé B. Carving D. Weaving 2. Arabic term from which the word Macramé was derived. A. Macrameh C. Micramah B. Megrameh D. Migramah 3. In this era, Macramé has reached its zenith. A. Elizabeth Era C. Victorian Era B. Spanish Era D. Soviet Era 4. Variety of Macramé

To some people, the thought of reading poetry makes them cringe, but when thinking about music, they are more than okay with it. Poetry, unlike most music, requires deeper thought that can have a much greater impact on emotions. I have chosen a song and a poem with similar themes to compare them and see if they are actual poems. The song I chose is “Welcome to the Black Parade” by My Chemical Romance, and the poem “Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night” by Dylan Thomas. They are both literature that

From what we have read so far, the writers themselves have a form of free will. The writers themselves write in a way that make us informed of what his or her work of art is about. We humans do have free will, because we can do anything that can help, harm or offend others. In this essay, we will be analyzing several Chinese and Japanese poems. Let’s start from The Kokinshu. The Kokinshu was written during the Heian Period (796-1185) of Japan by “a team led by Ki no Tsurayuki.” (Norton B, 1104)

An Engineering Student Analysis of Bob Dylan’s song Like a Rolling Stone In 1965, Bob Dylan discharged "Like a Rolling Stone" which is broadly accepted to be one of the best, if not the best melody ever. Dylan's notable people rock style permitted him to utilize his verses to pass on a story with multifaceted importance and noteworthiness. "Like a Rolling Stone" talks about a lady, alluded to as "Miss Lonely", who anticipated that, she would be given everything and her transgress as life doesn't