Why, he that’s tied here, Crab, my dog.” Readers should seek out all the examples of “tied” and “tide” in these short lines and determine which word thespeakerwas using, how they used it, and how the other character interpreted it. One of the funniest things a pun can do is...
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Spoiler alert: this is a riddle-like poem about a steam train! Dickinson wrote a number of poems that conceal their main subject, like fun language puzzles. But, of course, there's more to the poem than just figuring out its subject. The first line begins the extended metaphor, which tr...
Depending on the poet, what they’re writing about, the format, and the way in which repetition is used, it can differ greatly. It can be argued that repetition forms part of the very essence of poetry, as it creates rhythm, emphasizes ideas, and evokes strong emotion....
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Forget Game Of Thrones. That's dead and buried. All that constant fighting and bickering to be top dog. A power struggle of violence, mayhem, avarice and cruel deaths. Much like PoemHunter. No! Exactly like PoemHunter! Some on here would pimp their own grandmother for a point or two....
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And then, several decades later, the poet Robert Frost wrote a poem about another window and another tree outside it. Tree at my Window Tree at my window, window tree, My sash is lowered when night comes on; But let there never be curtain drawn ...
Free Essay: For my blog posts, I decide to write about Emily Dickinson's poem, “I Started Early- Took my Dog.” I love Emily Dickinson’s poems because her...