Yanti Nur AminahThe Role of Class and Ideology in the Poetry, “The Chimney Sweeper: When My Mother Died I Was Very…The Chimney Sweeper is a poetry that tells about a poor young boy who works as a chimney sweeper. His father sold him into labor just after…6d ago
Ananda AziziahFrom Childhood to Adulthood: The Symbolism of “In Just-” by E. E. Cummings — A Poetry AnalysisE. E. Cummings’ “In Just” is set against the backdrop of spring’s renewal, the poem captures the fleeting joy of childhood with vivid imagerAug 10Aug 10
S PradhanAn analysis of Maya Angelou’s Poem, “Cage Bird”Maya Angelou was a Black American poet and Civil rights activist born in the late 1920’s. She was respected as a spokesperson for black…Nov 19, 20193Nov 19, 20193
Ananda AziziahApocalypse and the Descent into Anarchy: An Analysis of ‘The Second Coming’ by William Butler YeatsAug 3Aug 3
Yanti Nur AminahThe Role of Class and Ideology in the Poetry, “The Chimney Sweeper: When My Mother Died I Was Very…The Chimney Sweeper is a poetry that tells about a poor young boy who works as a chimney sweeper. His father sold him into labor just after…6d ago
Ananda AziziahFrom Childhood to Adulthood: The Symbolism of “In Just-” by E. E. Cummings — A Poetry AnalysisE. E. Cummings’ “In Just” is set against the backdrop of spring’s renewal, the poem captures the fleeting joy of childhood with vivid imagerAug 10
S PradhanAn analysis of Maya Angelou’s Poem, “Cage Bird”Maya Angelou was a Black American poet and Civil rights activist born in the late 1920’s. She was respected as a spokesperson for black…Nov 19, 20193
Ananda AziziahApocalypse and the Descent into Anarchy: An Analysis of ‘The Second Coming’ by William Butler YeatsAug 3
Ashley OstrowskiHanAn Analysis of William Blake’s ”A Poison Tree”“The Poison Tree” poem is a part of Blake’s Song of Innocence and Experience, but I like “A Poison Tree” as a stand alone poem too…Dec 8, 2023
Sónai TiwaryA Close Reading — “Wildflower, wither away.”This close reading is for those readers who frequently inquire about the meanings and backstories of my poems.Aug 11
Karisma TakharWendy Cope’s ‘The Orange’ is my favourite poem of all timeWhilst I love figurative and descriptive language, my favourite writers (Sylvia Plath, Oscar Wilde) tend to stray from excessive…Apr 3, 2023
