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    • PoetryPoems are not puzzles to be cracked. What you are required to do when you write about poetry is to arrive at a genuine and individual personal response to something which is carefully crafted in language. Poets are masters of language. They choose words more deliberately and consciously than is usual. After all, language is their craft. However, although we cannot all be poets, it is important to realize that what poets do is not alien to us. We are all immersed in language. We all experience the world in language. We all seek self-expression. To express exactly what you mean is not always easy (just as poetry is not always easy), but it is always satisfying and rewarding.
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To Autumn by Keats – Summary, Analysis and Theme

Summary of To Autumn In the opening stanza , Keats’s speaker is talking about Autumn and how it has a close relationship with the sun, which makes fruits ripen and flowers bloom. In the second stanza, the speaker presents Autumn Read more…

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My Last Duchess by Browning – Summary and Analysis

My Last Duchess by Browning Introduction “My Last Duchess,” which was first published in the collection Dramatic Lyrics in 1842, is an excellent example of Browning’s use of dramatic monologue. Browning’s psychological portrayal of a great Renaissance aristocrat is given Read more…

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The Last Ride Together by Browning – Summary and Analysis

The Last Ride Together “The Last Ride Together” is a one-of-a-kind poem by English poet Robert Browning that was first published in his 1855 collection “Men and Women,” his first significant work after his marriage to Elizabeth Barrett. It was Read more…

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Summary of On The Move by Thom Gunn

On The Move by Thom Gunn This poem titled On The Move, from Gunn’s second collection, is his most well-known work, and one of the most famous of all post-war poetry. The aimless yet frightening movement of a motorcycle gang Read more…

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Poetry

Summary of A Prayer for my Daughter

A Prayer for my Daughter Introduction “A Prayer for my Daughter” is a 1919 poem by William Butler Yeats that was included in Yeats’ collection Michael Robartes and the Dancer in 1921. It is addressed to Anne, his daughter with Read more…

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Upon the Westminster Bridge – Summary and Analysis

Upon the Westminster Bridge Background William Wordsworth was enchanted by the early morning view of London from a coach as it crossed the Westminster Bridge on its way to Dover on 31st July 1802. He immediately penned a poem expressing Read more…

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Ode to the West Wind by Percy Bysshe Shelley – Summary & Analysis

Ode to the West Wind About the Poem Ode to the West Wind is an ode written by Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1819 near Florence, Italy. It was published in 1820  in London by Charles and James Ollier as part Read more…

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Summary and Solved Questions of The Sick Rose By William Blake

The Sick Rose By William Blake Summary The Sick Rose appears in Songs of Experience and is the follow-up to “The Blossom” in Songs of Innocence. On the contrary, the blossom celebrates nature’s beautiful innocent image. The Sick Rose paints Read more…

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Summary & Analysis of The Tyger by William Blake

The poem “The Tyger” is included in Songs of Experience. It is closely related to a poem from the Songs of Innocence titled “The Lamb.” The lamb and the tiger could be interpreted as two different aspects of Christ. As Read more…

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What is limit in calculus and how to solve the problems of limits by using rules?

What is limit in calculus and how to solve the problems of limits by using rules? In mathematics analysis and calculus, limits are widely used to define integral, continuity, and derivatives. Limits are used to solve a function for getting Read more…

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