Introduction African American writer and poet Audre Lorde’s “Hanging Fire” is a sad poem. The poem is about a little girl who is afraid about her future. It demonstrates how she has a lot of questions and concerns in her thoughts that nobody, not even her mother, can relate to. For the accurate portrayal of … Read more
Introduction William Carlos Williams’ “The Red Wheelbarrow” may at first glance appear to be an absurd poem about an unimportant “wheelbarrow.” Thoughtful analysis reveals levels of complexity that speak of concealment, appreciation, and utility that may be used outside of the poetry, such as in our relationships with friends. In essence, we may learn that … Read more
Introduction: “A Hymn To God The Father” is a poem written by eminent poet John Donne. It is a beautiful poem that brings out the poet’s love and faith in God. About the Poet: John Donne (1572-1631) was a prominent English poet and scholar. A cleric in the Church of England, he was considered the … Read more
Introduction: “A Hymn To Christ” is a poem written by eminent poet John Donne. It is a beautiful poem that brings out the purity associated with the concept of spiritual love and faith in God. About the Poet: John Donne (1572-1631) was a prominent English poet and scholar. A cleric in the Church of England, … Read more
Introduction In August 1906, Blackwood’s Magazine originally published “The Highwayman.” The next year, it appeared in Forty Singing Seamen and Other Poems. Since its publication, the public has consistently found it to be popular. The poem was written while Noyes was 24 years old, yet it is set in the 18th century in England. He … Read more
Introduction Wilfred Owen, a well-known English poet, and combatant in World War I, wrote the stirring war poem “Dulce et Decorum Est” during the war. The Latin proverb “Dulce et decorum est,” which means “It is sweet and honorable,” acts as a sarcastic preface to the poem’s examination of the harsh realities of war. Owen … Read more
Introduction One of Marianne Moore’s most well-known literary works is “Poetry.” She kept editing the poem over the years of her life because she was never satisfied with it. This analysis just looks at the first three lines of the version. However, there are a few further variations. The version with five stanzas is one … Read more
Introduction What Work Is by Philip Levine is a moving reflection on the existential cost of individuals who balance on the verge of unemployment. Before descending into a somber stream of conscious monologue, it portrays the heartbreaking darkness of a speaker standing in queue for employment at a Ford Motor Company facility. The poem is … Read more
Introduction The English poet Andrew Marvell wrote his metaphysical poetry “The Garden” in the 17th century. The poem examines the connection between nature and human existence. Marvell’s poem encourages readers to focus on the difficulties of life and the transience of earthly joys through its introspective and pensive tone. About the poet Andrew Marvell (31 … Read more
Introduction Anne Bradstreet’s poem “The Prologue” is a personal account of the author. In this poem, Anne Bradstreet claims to be a rising author in the realm of English literature. Readers are introduced to a literary work in the prologue. It provides a general understanding of the book’s storyline or any remarks that will make … Read more
