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In William Carlos Williams’ “The Use of Force,” a doctor visits a patient who is at fatal risk of diphtheria. This narration is told in first person in the perspective of the doctor as a reflection on his visit. The story is allegorical for impulsivity and self control. From the moment he arrives on scene, it becomes evident that the visit will be out of the ordinary, to say the least. Due to lack of cooperation from the young girl he tends to and the inability to control his mind, body, or temper

Williams fits into the Aristotelian tragic hero model because he was born slightly elevated status in the 1950’s Chicago society. Williams’ came from a pretty well known family; his mother being former model Laurie McLaurin, and his father, Robert Fitzgerald Williams, a Ford Motor Company executive. His great-great-grandfather was Mississippi Governor and Senator Anselm J. McLaurin. Growing up in Chicago, Williams was lonesome and was often found playing with toys by himself in his family’s suburban

Madhya Chantal Duvette M. Custodio Lit 14 R16 Ms. Luisa Gomez 11 March 2016 Plums and Parcels: The Key Role of Figurative Language in Myrna Peña-Reyes’ “Breaking Through” and William Carlos Williams’ “This is Just to Say” Through analyzing the lines of the poem “Breaking Through” by Myrna Peña-Reyes, it can be said that the poem describes the story and progression of a daughter, the persona, and her relationship with her father through the use of figurative language. The persona is addressing the

strongest lives and the weakest dies. Survival of the fittest, or rather survival of the apathetic is most relevant in Breughel’s painting “Landscape of the Fall of Icarus”, the poem based on the painting that goes by the same name written by William Carlos Williams, and W.H. Auden’s “Musee des Beaux Arts”. These three artists’ paintings are all connected by one central Greek myth, Icarus and Daedalus. The story is about a father, Daedalus, and his son, Icarus, who are both trapped in an island with no

depiction of the fall of Icarus was similar in the painting by Pieter Brueghel and the poem by William Carlos Williams in tone, theme, mood, and imagery. The painting and the poem had a similar tone in their depictions of the fall of Icarus. Both had a tone that was calm, merry, but also dark. In the painting, it showed an farmer plowing his fields, a man herding his sheep, a man looking into the water, all on a hot, sunny day. Meanwhile, while these people are merry and living their lives, Icarus

William Carlos Williams is a leader of the Modern Poetry movement with peers such as Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot, but broke away from it to experiment more in his own style. He was extremely creative, playing with forms and styles of writing and not restricting himself to poetry, however, which he excelled at. The subjects of his poems were not always people, but specific images, especially momentary ones. Many of his poems start with the word "The," which indicates that the poem will describe whatever

Williams Carlos Williams once said,“ If they give you lined paper, write the other way.” The meaning of his quote to many, is not to follow in everyone else’s footsteps, but make a different path and make different footsteps. THis is why many see Williams as remarkable still to this day. In Williams’s life, he faced many tragedies not only in his career but in his poetry as well. Williams overcome these difficulties and they made him even more remarkable and influential to this day for his life,

Kasper William Carlos Williams’ poetry was greatly influenced by his family's beliefs and his experiences as a child and young adult. Williams’ writing reflects the chaos of his early adulthood when he pursued two different professions at once. His parents wanted him to be a doctor, and he practiced medicine for a period of time, but his true calling was writing. Williams owned his own medical practice, and at the same time, he was a published poet. This lack of direction and pressure in Williams’ life

William Carlos Williams' This is Just to Say poem (p m) – noun: 1. A verbal composition designed to convey experiences, ideas, or emotions in a vivid and imaginative way, characterized by the use of language chosen for its sound and suggestive power and by the use of literary techniques such as meter, metaphor, and rhyme. 2. A composition in verse rather than in prose. 3. A literary composition written with an intensity or beauty of language more characteristic of poetry

Deriving Meaning from William Carlos Williams', The Young Housewife Everything depends on perspective. The uniqueness we bring to our reading is essential to the absorption of poems with Imagist elements. An example of this is the poem, "The Young Housewife", by William Carlos Williams. Perhaps it was a streak of laziness on my part, but I had very little imagination to offer this poem. Having had no experience as such, I didn't identify with the young housewife, the fish-man