Advice to Young Ladies displays a great poem as there is a story being told and there is also a message, a point and a reason for A.D. Hope to write the poem. The bottom line of this poem is seeing past Postumia and into the actual aspect. A smart young lady targeted simply because, male beings were known to be superior and throughout history and even in today’s society in some parts of the world men have continued to dominated since the beginning of time. Through a sarcastic poem comes out a strong emotion. Hope has strong emotions about this poem as in the poem he questions w

The use of rhetorical questions is amazing. Hope seems to have the reader’s attention all the way through as he doesn’t sustain a certain level of tone. He asks questions, which involves the reader such as “What then?” and “Can we be sure?” the tone of the poem changes as the question asked can we be sure? Of course we can’t be sure about more states perishing then for having shackled the enquiring mind. Even with the question what then? Another use of casual language as he means to ask what happened then, but puts it in casual terminology to catch the reader’s eye and keep them focused on what is going on.

The last and most powerful line of the poem “Trusted the servile Womb to breed free men?” really means that our society is corrupt as men continue to think they are superior and women are inferior but in reality men do tend to rely on women. Throughout this whole entire poem, A.D. Hope has involved the reader and through a sarcastic poem, historical events and great meaning has arose as this poem is truly a slice of never ending time as men have always seen themselves as superior even till this very day.

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