... . I discovered the similarities in the styles of writing between the two poets by studying a couple of the poems they had written. The poems that I examined written by T.S. Eliot were The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock and The Waste Land. The poems that I scrutinized written by Robert Lowell were Skunk Hour and For the Union Dead. When viewing the poems that illustrated the ... were at its throat . I myself am hell; nobody's here- (ll. 31-36) (DeRoche, 443) The common grammatical punctuation marks used by Lowell and Eliot can also be pointed out in Robert Lowell's poem The Love Song of ...

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... work to imply some meaning upon the work. It is used more for the cultured and upper class. An example of an allusion is in T. S. Eliot's poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" on pages 1068-1072. Eliot uses an allusion in the epigraph and cites Dante's "Inferno". It is written in Italian so only the most cultured English speakers can understand it ... . It is used to describe Prufrock's views of hell and is a premonition of his lonely demise as he states on line 125. "I do not think they will ... ...

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