Poetry Essays

“On Seeing England for the First Time” In the essay, it’s about England and she describes how she lived in her colony. She describes her viewpoint on England by giving her childhood perspective of how she lives in the Caribbean Island and give details and facts about nature and how …

The poem ‘The Road Not Taken’ by Robert Frost, narrates the difficulty of decision making, normally in life every individual has incalculable choices to settle on and those choices lead to new difficulties, quandaries and opportunities. In Frost’s poem, the cautious voyager watches the distinctions of every way, one is …

This poem seems to be about a woman whose significant other broke up with her when she thought they were going to propose to her. The “poem” is actually the woman during her relationship. It also seems to be about the relationship between the woman and the significant other and …

Thank you for the kind introduction. My name is Mitsuku and I am honoured to have been invited here today to talk to you about cars.In preparation for my talk, I wanted to see the general public’s perception of cars and so I asked a sample of today’s audience to …

Perseverance is something that many people struggle with internally. The poems “If” by Rudyard and “Invictus” by William Ernest Henley offer advice on how to better persevere. Both poems, however, go about it in contrasting ways. While both “If” and “Invictus” touch on the topic of perseverance, they express it …

My initial reaction to what I thought the love poetry was that it was going to be comic (like last year) and obviously romantic and perhaps even a bit ‘soppy’. Also, because we knew it was going to be pre 1900 love poetry, I also expected some hard language and …

After reading “Mid-Term Break” and “Early Purges”, both poems written by Seamus Heaney, I found that they are both written about past experience, when Heaney was a child. “Mid-Term Break” was about the death of his younger brother, however “Early Purges” was set on a farm, and about animals being …

Both William Blake and William Wordsworth express their views of London in their poems. However they both have very divergent views. Blake describes London as formidable and appalling. This could be because Blake is describing the east-end of London where people struggled in pour conditions, laboured in difficult jobs and …

Once upon a time there was a poet who woke up and found himself turned into ”some kind of animal”. It was dog-like with sharp teeth, whiskers, a hand becoming a paw, a voice with a ”keening sound”; it scratched and rooted around in the soil with a swishing tail. …

A Comparison Essay on ‘A Poison Tree’ and ‘Envy’ In this essay, i will be comparing the two poems; ‘A Poison Tree’ and ‘Envy’. I will be picking apart the poem to try and find both similarities and differences of the two poems. I will try to compare the structure, tone, …