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Title of the Paper: “The Manifestation of devotional elements in the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins” Author’s Name:-Dr. Kamal J.Dave Designation: Associate Professor (Dept. of English) Name of the Institution: Municipal Arts and Urban Science college, Mehsana (North Gujarat) Postal Address: A-304, Divyajivan Heights, Near Swaminarayan Dham, DholeshwarMahadev Road, Kudasan. Gandhinagar-382421. Email: kamal_tirth@yahoo.com Contact No.: 9427319279 Abstract: Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889) was held

Throughout recorded history, humans have accredited the happenings of nature to a higher power; shown through religious beliefs past and present. The Greeks believed in a myriad of gods and goddesses, who supposedly governed all aspects of life and nature. They believed in a god or goddess to represent each part of nature from the sun to the sea; there was even a goddess of rainbows. The Grecians used their religion to explain the elements of their world for which they had no other explanation. Christians

Using Animals Symbolically by Using Poetic Devices I will be discussing the ways in which the poets use animals symbolically by using poetic devices. The three poems that I have chosen are “The Tyger” by William Blake, “The Eagle” by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Lastly, Pied Beauty by Gerard Manley Hopkins. Alfred Lord Tennyson has used an image of an eagle to give the reader an image of a man standing on a cliff top waiting for his world to fall around him. He is in a desolate area; there is

Throughout history American poems have been analyzed for what they truly mean. Many people use their analysis to show others or find out for themselves what a poem means. There are even writers who's only job is to completely analyze a poem down to every single word. Sometimes an analysis can even help someone else write a poem. There are a lot of different genres of poems including: allegory; epic; fable; satire; tragedy; etc. However, sometimes poems of two genres can mash together. Meaning a poem

There is no doubt many metaphorical meanings that critics can take from the “The Windhover” by Gerard Manley Hopkins. With that in mind, I will focus on finding the correct linguistic interpretation of the poem. In the past, authors of scholarly articles of the poem have seemed to downplay the self-reflective portion of the poem where Hopkins refers to his own “hidden heart.” There has also been much disagreement over the sequence “dapple-dawn-drawn,” and multitudes of debates on the interpretation

Patience Precipitates Peace The trials and tribulations the world brings can bring individuals into a state of disarray. The oft asked question is simply, “Why?”. Why must these tragedies happen and why must society have to suffer. No one is immune from this question. Even David wrote in the 13th chapter of Psalms, How long, O Lord? Will You forget me forever? How long will You hide Your face from me?” (New King James Version, Ps. 13.1). Observing “Peace”, it is evident that Gerard Manley Hopkins

In the history of literature, different aspects are prevalent during the different time periods. The Victorian poet Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote in the nineteenth century in England, which was a time when the literature reacted against science. During this era, most people in England believed in God being the creator. Conversely, Robert Frost is a modern poet that wrote in America during the twentieth-century. “He has been described as the purest classical poet of America” (Browning and Cousin

The first song I chose is Firework. I chose firework because it uses a lot of figurative language, such as simile. Katy Perry firework, do u ever feel like a plastic bag. That’s a simile because she is comparing you to a plastic bag. Another form of figurative language is a metaphor, cause baby you’re a firework. That is a metaphor because she's saying you’re a firework. Another form of figurative language is a idiom, come on let your colors burst. That is a idiom because she telling you to let your

Compare the techniques that the poets you studied this year use to explore the idea that truly significant battles are fought within oneself. Differences in people’s opinions can cause major conflicts, however fighting against one’s own opposing beliefs can be tougher to resolve. Poets William Blake, G.M. Hopkins and Gwen Harwood have produced various poems epitomising how these internal struggles can become quite detrimental. Despite the differences in time periods and their varying cultural backgrounds

MUSIC LESSON PLAN Date: October 2014 Title/Theme: Exploring pulse and rhythm Age Group: Year 2 Prior experience of pupils: It is helpful if children and teachers have: • moved and danced to music with a strong pulse and a variety of rhythmic styles • learnt to recognize different speeds (tempo) in music • explored how words have a different number of syllables • developed skills through the activities described in Unit 3 Pupil Information: Child with Down Syndrome will have a teaching assistant