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…I: Original Interpretation and Analysis “A Scrap Of Sky” - George Bradley When first reading “A Scrap Of Sky,” I overlooked what I believe to be the true meaning of this poem. I read it thinking that it was solely the story of observing a bluebird…

…substance ever since it has been written. “The Red Wheelbarrow,” by William Carlos Williams is a poem that has no obvious meaning. At first read, although it grads the attention of the reader, the poem reveals very little. Upon dissecting the lines…

…beliefs of the poet. The type of diction Walt Whitman uses in his poetry, along with the tone and mood, seem to make his words actually “speak.” The mood of his poems go from casual instantaneously to intense and intimate and full of many different emotions…

…In choosing a poem from the English Romanticism era, I found one that particularly stands among others. A poem that had some depth, in that I couldn’t understand and feel what the poem was expressing at first glance. It is a poem that had a sense…

…to look her poems over. Emily Dickinson was affected by her life for several reasons. One of the reasons was that she was never married, though she went through many serious relationships, she never settled down. Another reason that she was affected by her…

…y outset, it is clear that the hawk is in control. The poem begins assertively with the pronoun I. The hawk is so secure in his position that he is able to announce the fact that he is resting, inaction, with his eyes closed. There is no falsifying…

…John Masefield’s poem Sea Fever is taking about the speaker want to go back to the seas again. The theme in Sea Fever is longing for freedom and an adventurous ocean is developed. There use of rhythm, imagery, metaphor and personification. John Masfield…

…Suffering is as much a part of life as much as pleasure and having fun is therefore it is only logical that poets should select this theme for their poems. Suffering is omnipresent in our life from when we are young till when we are fully grown adults…

…” does not advocate abandoning religion, but merely raises the question of whether or not an equally or even more greatly satisfying divinity can be attained on Earth. Steven’s poem explains in detail the near impossibility of valuing good without bad…

… The Second Coming “The Second Coming” by William Butler Yeats describes two very different points of view of two very different types of people. The poem describes the white man’s thoughts about how uncivilized…