Analysis Of Love III by George Herbert

Love III by George Herbert is an eighteen line love poem with a static rhythm plus end rhyme pattern of ABABCCDEDEFFGHGHII. The message of the poem is about the unconditional love of Christ and the unrighteous nature of human. Christ who was symbolized as love in the poem was seen assuring sinners of...

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Analysis Of Absence By Pablo Neruda

Absence by Pablo Neruda has the theme of love and optimism. Neruda composed the poem on the ground of love; based on the context of the poem, we see two lovers without close contact. While the female feels hurt, the poem speaker composed this reassuring poem to prove that his love for her remains intact. Last stanza of the poem shows the optimistic nature of the poet:"But wait for me,Keep for me your sweetness.I will give you tooA rose."Structurally,...

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Deep Analysis Of Lullaby By W H Auden

Lullaby is a soothing song intended to lull a child to sleep. In the poem "Lullaby" by W. H. Auden, two crucial subjects were placed side-by-side; love and lullaby.With the notion of the poem, lullaby is the best way to love which surpassed outward appreciation, nighttime sensual moments and cohabitational responsibilities. Auden saw no certainty in other things than lullaby.He believed that time and sickness destroy youthfulness and its accompanied...

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Analysis of Katerina: An Angel In The Flesh by Femi Fani Kayode

THE ANALYSIS:-"Katerina: An Angel In The Flesh" is a descriptive love poem that embraced the instrument of praise and prayer.The most part of the poem described Femi Fani Kayode's Katerina as an extraordinary beauty; using the same hyperbolical language of William Shakespeare's craftiness. The ending part of the poem carry some hope words that are tabled in form of prayer.Few of the poetic devices in the poem are enjambment (as ideas or expressions...

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Deep Analysis Of Over The World's Rim By William Faulkner

Over The World's Rim by William Faulkner is dominated by rhetorical questions. I guess this four stanza poem is motivated by the swift and steady rotation of the earth, time and seasons. At the moment Faulkner wrote the poem, it was December (end of the year): "Over the world's rim, drawing bland November/ Reluctant behind them, drawing the moons of cold" referring to line 1-2.With the aid of rhetorical questions the poet wondered why the seasons...

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Analysis Of Life In Our Village By Markwei Martie

In our little villageWhen elders are around,Boys must not look at girlsAnd girls must not look at boysBecause the elders sayThat is not good.Even wn night comesBoys must play separately,Girls must play separately.But humanity is weakSo boys and girls meet.The boys play hide and seekAnd the girls play hide and seek.The boys know where the girls hideAnd the girls know where the boys hide_So in their hide and seek,Boys seek girls,And each to each singSongs...

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