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Metaphysical School of Poetry: The metaphysical school of poetry that had been introduced by Donne and was adopted by poets such as Herbert, Crashaw, and Cowley forwarded an exquisite climate of thought. Andrew Marvell is considered as one of the finest poets of the metaphysical verse because of his predilection to wit, interest in argument,… Continue reading To His Coy Mistress: Analysis As a Metaphysical Poem

“To His Coy Mistress” makes us look at love from a viewpoint which is focused upon the brevity of life. The love which the man in the poem feels for the woman is essentially overflowing passion that has been infused in him owing to his youthful vigor and the immediacy to get involved in the… Continue reading To His Coy Mistress Analysis as a Love Poem by Andrew Marvell

The Carpe Diem poem whose seeds were sown by Horace, Catullus and Lucretius deliver the message of ‘seize the day’ which urges the readers to make the most of time while it lasts. “To His Coy Mistress” by Andrew Marvell is centered around this carpe diem theme as it deals with the conflict of beauty… Continue reading To His Coy Mistress Analysis as a Carpe Diem Poem

This article focuses on the theme of The Good Morrow by John Donne and is specially written keeping in mind the students of English Literature and those who are in their high schools. Before going through the theme of “The Good Morrow” we recommend you read the analysis and a few answers. Click of the… Continue reading Theme of The Good Morrow by John Donne

This piece sheds some light on the inner meaning of the Good Morrow which happens to be a difficult poem to grasp. “The Good Morrow” is a specially envisioned love poem by John Donne, the leading poet of the metaphysical school of thought. This poem shows unique manifestations of meta-physicality and establishes the emotional and… Continue reading The Good Morrow Explanation and Inner Meaning

This article provides a clear explanation of The Good Morrow based on the contemporary references which readers may be interested in. The Good Morrow is a classical example of John Donne Poetry possessing every element of a metaphysical poem. An effort has been made to keep the language simple yet serene. We’d highly appreciate if… Continue reading John Donne Poetry: Contemporary References in The Good Morrow

This text provides a critical analysis of The Good Morrow by John Donne. John Donne, the pioneering poet of the metaphysical school of poetry broke away from the Petrarchan tradition of love poetry by making it more realistic and humane. ‘The Good Morrow’ is his most celebrated love poem where he has shed light upon… Continue reading The Good Morrow Analysis by John Donne as a Love Poem

John Donne is one of the most celebrated poets of English language belonging to the metaphysical school of thought. “The Good Morrow” is one of his best poems which has been awarded with some magnificent traits of metaphysical poetry by the poet making it a jolting as well as well as an enthralling read. Donne… Continue reading The Good Morrow Analysis by John Donne as a Metaphysical Poem

Ah, Sunflower! Weary of time belongs to a special class of poems capable of projecting vivid symbolism and instill a thought process with little textual phrases.  It is another masterpiece from Blake with deep symbolic interpretation.  As such, we’ve presented a very detailed analysis of the poem, and inputs from your end are appreciated! Ah,… Continue reading Summary and Analysis of Ah, Sunflower by William Blake

Very few poems are written from the standpoint of universal feelings. On Another’s Sorrow is one such poem. Readers will find this On Another’s Sorrow: Analysis interesting since it highlights human psychology and Blake’s understanding of God! Without these, I think it would be difficult to understand the voice of the poet. The poem goes… Continue reading On Another’s Sorrow: Analysis