He wrote an elegy on the death of Cromwell called Heroic Stanzas. ... He began to write plays for King's Theatre. ... His play Mr. ... His early plays were written in rhymed couplet and his later work in blank verse. ... In 1681, he wrote his first and some say, greatest poem of his career. ...
His plays explore the psychological world of human passions and emotions. ... Aristophanes, who wrote plays in the style Old Comedy, was a great writer of comic plays. His plays reflected the spirit of Athens at that time. ... He wrote a versatile account of the Peloponnesian War. ... Aristotle also wrote important works, including Poetics, a masterpiece of literary criticism. ...
Owen had an anti war attitude as he wrote poems about the truth at war. ... Wilfred Owen saw this and wrote a poem to criticise Pope. Owen wrote poetry to show is experience of war, he also wanted to obliterate the image of war that was created by Pope. ... The young boy sits in the park watching children play - reminding him of his youth, that wasn't that long ago. ... Owen makes the poem memorable by using alliteration "play and pleasure" this makes the poem flow. ...
Owen had an anti war attitude as he wrote poems about the truth at war. ... Wilfred Owen saw this and wrote a poem to criticise Pope. Owen wrote poetry to show is experience of war, he also wanted to obliterate the image of war that was created by Pope. ... The young boy sits in the park watching children play - reminding him of his youth, that wasn't that long ago. ... Owen makes the poem memorable by using alliteration "play and pleasure" this makes the poem flow. ...
The Reader can just picture Robert Frost walking in a wooded area of the New Hampshire forest when suddenly he comes upon trail that divides and he wrote "The Road Not Taken". ... In "Birches" he uses this technique which creates the setting of an older man who is looking back at earlier times when he played among these same trees. ... He also wrote many of his poems in continuous form rather than dividing it into traditional stanzas which allows the poem to be presented in a less formal form. ...
Bryant held an interest in the philosophies of deism; these philosophies played a role in Bryant's works. The surrounding, or geography, in which Bryant wrote also influenced his poems. ... Following the Civil War, he wrote his famous Snow-Bound. ... He began as a physician who wrote poetry on the side, but eventually his focus centered upon poetry. ... He was influenced by politics, and when he heard about the United States government's plan to destroy the warship USS Constitution, he wrote "Old Ironsides." ...
She wrote the poem The Four Ages of Man when she looked back over her life. ... Anne's husband played a major part in her writing career. She wrote love poems about him and poems about her family and everyday life. Most poems that she wrote was about God and the faith she had in him. She wrote poems asking God to watch over her husband and her children. ...
He wrote many books filled with his amazing poetry, including "Sympathy" and "We Wear Masks"(Miller 392). ... It is said that Dunbar played an important role in the evolution of the African - American short stories along with his large collection of poetry. ... He was also a poet who wrote in black dialect and Standard English. ... Dunbar wrote some of his poems from life experiences and occurrences (Redding 131). ... He wrote intimate feelings of his family's slavery days and how they felt imprisoned and worthless to society. ...
Many people write things like poems, lyrics, and even scripts for plays. ... He wrote a well written poem called, "Song of Napalm". ... Since it was such a big event in Bruce's life, I understand why he wrote literature about it. ... They wrote things that they experienced, and since they were big events, they were really gory. ...
Nichols was 14 and in eighth grade at the time he wrote the poem. ... The fact that an eighth grader at the time wrote this, means that it does not take much to prove a major point. ... That is until the last line "(Read from bottom to top now)" (25) comes into play. ... For a sense of motivation, Jordan Nichols was in the eighth grade when he wrote this poem. ...
Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote the book "Rime of the Ancient Mariner," this book wasn't written in the language of the upper class but of the commoners. ... As a little kid, Wordsworth spent most of his time playing outdoors, which gave him a deeper bonding with nature. ... In the poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud," Wordsworth wrote this poem in April 15, 1802. ...
Anne Bradstreet's "The Prologue" depicts Bradstreet's opinion on the role women played in a male-ridden society during the seventeenth century and reveals her feelings about being one of the first female writers during a time where they were scarce. ... She wrote her poems while rearing eight children, functioning as a hostess, being a good wife, and performing other domestic duties. ... As a very talented writer, she was sure to put her heart and soul into each poem she wrote. ...
A man of great poetry once lived a long time ago. His great words inspired many people. The poet had strong talent when it comes to writing poems. Reading his poems to myself, I felt his words settling into my brain and it made me curious. My thoughts made me very interested in knowing more about hi...
Instead, he turned to writing plays. His first play was Strafford. ... During their marriage, Robert wrote very little because the family was constantly moving from place to place. ... Some examples of the poetry he wrote while living in London include Dramatis Personae, Caliban upon Setebos, and his greatest poem known as The Ring and the Book (Abrams 2023). ...
Instead, he turned to writing plays. His first play was Strafford. ... During their marriage, Robert wrote very little because the family was constantly moving from place to place. ... Some examples of the poetry he wrote while living in London include Dramatis Personae, Caliban upon Setebos, and his greatest poem known as The Ring and the Book (Abrams 2023). ...
Bryant wrote his finest poetry in his youth. ... She wrote several plays for the experimental theater group the Provincetown Players, notably Aria da Capo (1919), a satirical fantasy on war. ... Sandburg also wrote what is generally considered the definitive biography of United States president Abraham Lincoln. ...
His strict childhood and middle age life, which was largely filled with drinking, and wondering slums played some part in shaping his work, but can be overlooked if studied correctly. ... The two friends often wrote plays, and developed poems by drawing lines out of a hat and piecing them together. ... Even though other authors of the Romantic era played with ideas of this sort, Thomas proposed them in such a way that he was much more highly regarded for his criticism because it was made more appealing to his readers. ...
When analyzing the poem "Ode on a Grecian Urn," I wondered what was trying to be said about the urn. The poem uses many of the elements. It uses a very formal diction, has a closed form, and it uses the images that are on the urn to describe what the urn looks like. The author, John Keats, uses form...
Both authors life time are in 1900 century, they have same tones they wrote Fiction and poetry, both of them are African American, they both had tensions in their life, both of them was anger, and sad { pg# 231, 233}. ... And the other differences was author Langston Hughes born in 1902-1967 his all works were poetry and play in theater and he was in his life sad, positive and anger{ pg-233}. ...
Born in a greenhouse in Michigan, Theodore expresses his infantile family memories in an extraordinary way, that brings to the readers the true feelings he had when he wrote it. ... A happy situation like partying, dancing, playing around comes in mind. ...
Garden Of Love is one of William Blake's poems from his "Songs of Experience and Innocence" era. I think the content of the poem has both innocence and experience portrayed throughout it. This piece consists of three stanzas and all have their own focal point and meaning, yet are tied in to give a...
Talking, writing, singing, painting, drawing, dancing, playing music and playing sports are just a few ways people choose to express their emotion and feeling. ... Lowell did a horrendous job of backing all of her statements up; it seems as though she just thought of something and wrote it down without having a logical. ...
William Shakespeare's classical play "The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" begins with a prologue. ... I think the last reason he may have used is sonnet is that when Shakespeare wrote this play (1600-1700) sonnets were a very popular form of poetry so people would have wanted to come and see his play. ... When people see a play for the first time they interpret it in their own way, which is fine but can cause a misunderstanding of what the play actually means. So having the prologue before the play helps people understand from the beginning and so making the play more enjoyable. ... This li...
He is also known for his seven plays, particularly "Murder in the Cathedral" (1935). ... Louis; his mother Charlotte Champe Stearns (1843-1929) wrote poetry and was a social worker, a new profession in the early twentieth century. ... Eliot wrote to Conrad Aiken on New Year's Eve 1914: "I hate university towns and university people, who are the same everywhere, with pregnant wives, sprawling children, many books and hideous pictures on the walls...Oxford is very pretty, but I don't like to be dead." ... To earn extra money, he wrote book reviews and lectured at evening extension cou...
Many times, they wrote with "Carpe Diem" as their motto. ... He wrote, "Not in entire forgetfulness, / And not in utter nakedness, / But trailing clouds of glory do we come / From God, who is our home: / Heaven lies about us in our infancy!" ... Stanza VII continues illustrating this corruption and loss of innocence by describing some of the roles that the child will play throughout life. ...
