... from famous stories of the gods, what we now call MYTHOLOGY. This one seems to...still unravish'd because the scene is frozen in time , and her pursuer will never catch her. "...
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...'s only nine) It doesn't follow an iamb ALL the time , but it's applied for the most part, so I wouldn't worry about...
3 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 07/03/2008
...well it described by Rossetti that I read the poem again three times to see and appreciate its beauty. True love is alsways...
2 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 01/11/2008
... unintentionally comic. Also, you use "thee" incorrectly every time : it should be "thou" as subject of a sentence. And why use the ...
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...must be asking about diction that was archaic even in Bryant's time . (Most people in those days no longer said "...
2 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 03/06/2010
...of summer, but the death of the year--is a source of satisfaction and at the same time regret.
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...that he himself is dying. Every time another person dies, a small part of him also ... that both of their bloods are now in the flea's body and are 'mingled...
1 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 12/08/2012
...brown - She cannot, however, wait till harvest time . Indeed, this experience has altogether ...indignantly and impatiently renounces the natural world, and, now penitent for her presumptuous erotic quest, she approaches...
2 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 26/10/2008
...the Sun shall rise at dawn, Please know, dear Sin, that thou hast made my day!
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... also a tradition of "flea poems" in Donne's time : poems in which the lover imagines he is a flea and can thus...
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