Critical Analysis of Sonnet 18:
This sonnet certainly speaks of the poet’s beloved, but more than that it speaks of his own poetry. He praises the beauty of his beloved but does so in the service of his poetic craft. He knows that the individual human body cannot survive the passage of time and…
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Summary of Sonnet 18 by Shakespeare
About the poet:
William Shakespeare is best known as the greatest dramatist of all time. However, he is also…
Analysis, Central Idea and Theme of On His Blindness
Critical Analysis of On His Blindness:
This poem is an autobiographical one. As we know, Milton did, in fact, go…
Line by Line Summary of On His Blindness by John Milton
About the poet:
John Milton was born in London on 9th December 1608. After university, he spent six years in his…
Analysis, Central Idea and Theme of If Thou Must Love Me
Critical Analysis of If Thou Must Love Me:
“If Thou Must Love Me” is an atypical sonnet in many ways. This is…
Line by Line Summary of If Thou Must Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
About the poet:
Elizabeth Barrett Browning was one of the most prominent English poets of the Victorian period.…
Summary and Analysis of Sonnet 16 by John Milton
About John Milton:
John Milton was born in the year 1608 in Bread Street, London. He was a man who went on to…
Summary and Analysis of Sonnet by Edwin Arlington Robinson
ABOUT THE POET:
A three time Pulitzer Prize winner and a four time nominee for Nobel Prize in Literature, Edwin…
Summary and Analysis of Sonnet (1928) by Elizabeth Bishop
ABOUT ELIZABETH BISHOP:
Elizabeth Bishop (1911) was an American poet and short-story writer. The Pulitzer Prize,…
Sonnet – To Science Summary and Analysis by Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe- As we learn about the poet and story writer Edgar Allan Poe, we are not surprised to perceive his…