THE EDUCATION OF NATURE (THREE YEARS SHE GREW) by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH WILLIAM WORDSWORH’s Lucy Poems are a collection of five poems composed in Germany between 1798 and 1801. Long has been discussed whether Lucy was a real woman or a fragment of the poet’s imagination. Wordsworth never revealed her true identify or upbringing. ‘Education of […]
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Remembering “Remember by Christina Rossetti” Christina Rossetti is one of the most well-known female Victorian poets. She was born on December 5th, 1830, in London. She came from a long line of artists and authors. Gabriel Rossetti, her father, was a poet, scholar, and an Italian nobleman. Dante Gabriel Rossetti, her brother, was also a
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This Dog- Rabindranath Tagore (A Poem about a Dog’s Love for a Man) This dog is a translated poem of Rabindranath Tagore. Originally it was written in Bengali. Now let’s read the poem first. This Dog by Rabindranath Tagore Every morning this dog, very attached to me,Quietly keeps sitting near my seatTill touching its headI
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Analysis of WILLIAM BLAKE’S Poem: A POISON TREE A Poison Tree is a poem written by the famous romantic poet William Blake. The poem is taken from his collection of poems called, Songs of Innocence and Of Experience. The poem, A Poison Tree is included in the Songs of Experience section which consists of 26
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DESIDERATA – A Didactic Poem by Max Ehrmann MAX EHRMANN Was an American poet who wrote this didactic poem that is an instructional poem, called DESIDERATA which means in Latin something that is needed or desired. The poem is in the prose format therefore it is called a prose poem and this poem has a
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John Milton (9th December 1608- 08 November 1674) is considered one of the greatest poets in English literature. He is famous for his Epic Paradise Lost. Though he was one of the greatest scholars; his eyesight didn’t last for long. It was steadily declining for years due to overstress and finally in 1652 he became
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The Pain and Suffering of a Mother in the Poem Refugee Mother and Child Life and literature are interdependent. Literature represents life and we learn to live life from Literature. But sometimes literature represents life so effectively that for a moment our brain gets totally blank and all our senses get numbed. This kind of
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