Essays on Poems Page 2

These two poems are ones that give the concept of two different men living separately and living completely different lifes. Both poems convey an thoughtful, examination profound commentary about the concept of love. These poems describe the behavior of people who are in loving, romantic relationships. But the truth is that the husbands are both…

After reading and understanding multiple poems all dealing with different themes and topics, I first preferred talking about “The Bright Lights Of Sarajevo” by Tony Harrison, because I was obsessed by how the poet used the theme of war and love throughout his poem. This made me interested because of how different those two topics…

I am not professional reader of poetry but the book The Soul Charmer mesmerized me and surely made me glad that I have decided to read this book. This book is not available in the market I have purchased it online in the form of soft copy. Now I am going to write something scattered…

Emily Dickinson was a secluded American poet. Despite not having been recognized while she was alive,she was known posthumously for her imaginative usage of structure and syntax. This was all thanks to her sister, Lavania, who discovered Dickinson’s momentous work which was published after she passed away on May 15, 1886 in Amherst. As a…

In the Somewhat English Saxon, Beowulf is an Epic Saint. An epic verse is a long stanza, commonly from old oral stories, depicting the undertakings and deeds of a dazzling blessed individual. Normally, most stories look for after a point of reference or hold certain qualities. These characteristics are a legend and a mission. The…

In J.D. Sallinger’s novel “The Catcher in the Rye”, the title has a very significant meaning and is relevant to the novel in a number of ways. The title comes from the main character Holden’s misinterpretation of Robert Burns’s poem “Comin Thro’ the Rye”. In the novel, Holden misquotes the poem, believing that the correct…

The Epic of Gilgamesh is among the most popular and earliest written works of literature of ancient civilizations that addresses the issue of oppression. During ancient times oppression was a common occurrence depending on someone’s social ranking. The peasants and slaves were often exposed to hard labor and exploitation without compensation which serves as an…

An age-old phenomenon, the process of Translation has been traditionally seen as a language-oriented exercise communicating the meaning of a source language text by means of a target language. Apart from rendering information to readers, literary Translation also has aesthetic and cultural functions to serve and adhere to. The Translation process is a complex phenomenon…

Death and lost love. Two of the hardest things people face in life and two of the most elusive and mysterious topics to write about, particularly within poetry. Some writers find it hard to effectively write about these topics due to the pain and angst one may face at the thought of the ideas, perhaps…

The Protestant Reformation changed the religious and political landscape of Western Europe after its tense societal discourse. It stemmed from the anger that some held towards the practices of the Catholic Church, and those that opposed the Church viewed it as an organization that aspired to always gain money and power. These practices included indulgences…