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The poem is a short proclamatory lyric of two quartets written in alternative iambic tetrameter and iambic trimeter, known as the common meter. There are two kinds of rhyme scheme present in the poem, the first quarter has the perfect end rhyme pattern of ABAB type, following with an alternate rhyme pattern of CBDB type.… Continue reading This is My Letter to the World Analysis by Emily Dickinson: 2022

The era to which Dickinson belonged to, had a special regard for brevity and experimental station. In this poem of hers, one need not be a chamber to be haunted, she makes exceptional use of both. The poem being discussed in context here was first published in 1924, posthumously in the collection of Dickinson’s poems… Continue reading One Need Not be a Chamber to be Haunted Analysis: 2022

The Romantic period of English literature is enriched with one-of-a-kind creations of legendary minds like William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Keats, and many more. Wordsworth, among them, is undoubtedly the greatest and longest surviving. The poem being discussed in context here belongs to a specific genre of Wordsworthian poems. Wordsworth’s poems, though belonging to… Continue reading The Solitary Reaper: Rhyme Scheme and Figure of Speech: 2022

E.E. Cummings is one of America’s greatest poets. The poem “A total stranger one black day…” is one of the reasons why he is considered the best. Cummings was certainly an individual and stands out in the world of modern poetry as a defiant, playful experimentalist. Cumming’s poems are not only different; but they are… Continue reading Analysis of ‘A Total Stranger One Black Day’ by E.E. Cummings: 2022

Ezra Pound, in his poem, explains the importance of free verse. “A girl” explains the feelings of a girl suffering from Apollo. The poet says that the girl is someone who is special and should be proud of that instead of being ashamed. If God has made her this special way, this means that she… Continue reading A Girl: Analysis: 2023

In this poem, Ted Kooser compares a life to a single day. The poet here narrates the poem from the point of view of a cow. In the opening parts of the poem, we see the poem depicting an image of the sunrise and also comparing one of the most picturesque times of day to… Continue reading A Birthday Poem Analysis by Ted Kooser: 2022

Edward Estlin Cummings (1894-1962), referred to, as E.E.Cummings was an American poet, writer, and painter.  Best known for his poetry and his unconventional use of grammar and punctuation, or lack of, his poem “A pretty a day” shows just how he was a master of ambiguity as even the title of the poem does not… Continue reading Analysis: A Pretty Day by E.E.Cummings: 2022

The aforementioned quote perhaps is the best way to describe the nuances that are involved in analyzing Dickinson’s work. Every word, punctuation even space left is pregnant with deep insight into life.  The poem being discussed in context here is an excellent example of this bearing. Published in 1890, as poem 937 in the collection… Continue reading Summary and Analysis of I Felt a Cleaving in My Mind: 2022

Amazing selling machine is an extremely course which comes under Amazon and is created by the well-known Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback. This amazing selling machine courses provided by Amazon for the people to understand the working of Amazon in a simple manner. There are two instructors of this course who are Mike McClary and… Continue reading How to Have an Amazing Selling Machine?: 2022

The poem Our Little Ghost by Louisa May Alcott is about a ghost of a child who visits the narrator’s house each night. The ghost is said to bring comfort to the dark night with her innocence and tenderness. The narrator uses words such as “fearless,” “thoughtful,” and “loving” to describe the ghost’s gentle nature.… Continue reading Analysis of ‘Our Little Ghost’ by Louisa May Alcott: 2022