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Comparative analysis of two poems
Contrast and compare poems
Comparative analysis of two poems
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This phrase could be compared with that of the dark tunnel that has a bright light at the end, that light is the light of hope and that means everyone must head down there. The poem also intends the reader know how society can be affected by people acting irrationally. In the last stanza of the poem, Rankine compares therapist that she goes to see to treat her illness with a Doberman pinscher. She states “It’s as if a wounded Doberman pinscher or a German shepherd has gained the power of speech”. Rankine makes this comparison to show how society can act irrationally toward others. Animals are irrational, therefore, the writer suggests as the therapist acts like an animal when she opens the door. Acting irrationally by stereotyping her own patient
only because she is black. Animals react hostilely when they see a person they do not know coming into their home, for them is valid because they do not have that sense of reasoning. however, humans often tend to act without reasoning and that makes people create stereotypes toward others.
There are diseases in the world that we can touch and see and there are those which we cannot feel or see. Depression and suicide are one of the few that are not physical diseases but mental. Suicide is the 10th leading cause of deaths in America, and 20-25% of Americans eighteen and older have depression. The two poems ‘Summer Solstice, New York City’ by Sharon Olds, and ‘The Mill’ by Edwin Arlington Robinson are both discussing the different ways that suicide and depression can affect an individual. The first poem by Sharon Olds goes into details of suicide prevention whereas the poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson goes into the details of how suicide and death affect the loved ones of the deceased.
health is not cure , but her disease has been medically managed. Amy novels had so
imagery of darkness. It is interesting to note how the speaker distinguishes these details, yet in
The poem's speaker mistreated,gloomy and being isolated. She is a person who loss and assimilation if not loose your self. “That this
line of the poem “Or does it explode” is a warning that the population was so frustrated that there
Society is seen very differently through the eyes of different poets. Society is seen as a good and a bad, also seen through opinions. We can see the differences between classes, between children and adults, and between those who rebel against the government. Each poem is by the same poet, William Blake and he shows us different perspections of the world that he lived in. Therefore, how do these poems prompt me to rethink assumptions about society from the following texts as stated above?
All the poems you have read are preoccupied with violence and/or death. Compare the ways in which the poets explore this preoccupation. What motivations or emotions do the poets suggest lie behind the preoccupation?
are in the world and what effect they have on our lives. In the poem
The poem expresses the tension between individuals and society. Authorities dominate our lives. We form our beliefs by listening to the opinions of not only priests, but politicians and other leaders in society as well. We absorb their ideals like a sponge. This has been a common trait of humanity ever since the agricultural revolution brought the division of labor and management positions into culture. Someone had to be on top and in charge. Those who listen to authorities are almost living their life as if they are asleep. They spend their days helpless and arrogant, unwilling to waken to an enlightening truth about society. A truth that says individuals have a say in what their live is about. The people who spend their days asleep accept the values and ideas that their society has set for them as they dream of the better days in the future that will never
In his preface of the Kokinshū poet Ki no Tsurayaki wrote that poetry conveyed the “true heart” of people. And because poetry declares the true heart of people, poetry in the minds of the poets of the past believed that it also moved the hearts of the gods. It can be seen that in the ancient past that poetry had a great importance to the people of the time or at least to the poets of the past. In this paper I will describe two of some of the most important works in Japanese poetry the anthologies of the Man’yōshū and the Kokinshū. Both equally important as said by some scholars of Japanese literature, and both works contributing greatly to the culture of those who live in the land of the rising sun.
and have as much power as men . When this poem was created, women were
what it was about. In his hand there is a piece of paper with his own
For this essay I am going to read and analyse three poems on the theme
...g into account all factors. This personification adds to the development of the poem, and illustrates how we are all influenced in our decisions.