Nikki Rosa Poem Analysis

This helped create an interest for all readers for her to show how relatable and enjoyable her childhood was. Readers can connect to the poem because they can relate to the “running” part of the line. This helps somebody imagine what the light coming from the window looks like because humans run but light can’t. Additionally, Poetry for Students says

Instead of being negative and unhappy, Mrs. Lowe always try to give Leonard a normal life by feeding him, reading books to him, and teaching him. She even sings lullabies until his son falls asleep. Mrs. Lowe has felt happiness because despite Leonard’s condition, she still gives hope to his son. A mother gives support in order to attain the best things for her child. (D’ Sa, 2013) When Dr. Sayer proposed a treatment to Mrs. Lowe in order to cure Leonard.

The Reuniting family is the ironical theme that occurs at the end of the story. Reuniting the family helps shape the characters role and puts the reader at peace. Also, Jing-Mei‘s father feels happy when he saw his all daughters together, the ones who lived with him and the once who just met him. He saw all his daughters standing and arms around each other, laughing and wiping the tears from each other’s eyes. Then, he showed them the picture that he had and all sisters start looking together to see what develops.

Both sources also show to always love your family and to cherish the moments you have with them but they also have some differences and similarities.The stories convey that the grandchildren love their grandparents and one way or another, understand them the best. In Abuelito Who the grand-daughter was sad that

“To My Dear and Loving Husband” written by Anne Bradstreet expressed her affection and unconditional love for her husband. This poem was written when her husband was away on business trip to England. Bradstreet put her feeling and how profoundly she misses him in every sentences of the poem. She values their love more than any earthly riches and views that as a sign of spiritual union and salvation, rather than as something profane or lowly. Unlike other contemporary Puritan women writers, Bradstreet focuses on how she rejoices and appreciates her ordinary life instead of religious conversion.

Despite the very traumatic environments they are thrust into, children are portrayed as innocent and pure throughout poetry. Even though they work in dangerous conditions and their lives are consistently put at risk, they never lose their purity and inquisitive nature, which is seen in poems like ‘We Are Seven’, where Wordsworth uses a question and answer format for the reader to find out more about the young girl. Wordsworth writes “Sisters and brothers, little Maid, how many may you be?” to introduce the format that becomes prevalent in We Are Seven. This format is used in many other poems to reflect childlike innocence and their inquisitive nature. For example, the same format is used in ‘Song’ when the narrator asks “Child, is thy father dead?” and the child responds with “Father is gone!”.

‘Annabel Lee’ by Edgar Allan Poe is an eminently beautiful yet tragic poem centred around the theme of a forbidden love between two people, and the many obstacles that they overcome in order to be together. At the same time the poem relates back to a man’s undying love for his wife in which even death is unable to hinder. From the beginning of the poem, I realized Poe to be an articulate person who has a beautiful way with words, as he describes the origin of his love story between himself and Annabel Lee. This was shown in Stanza 1 where I identified him to be a kind and doting person, as he continues to talk about a maiden from the kingdom by the sea whom only wished to love and be loved by Poe. As this was written by Poe and shown from

It draws upon the emblematic quality of particular artifacts to elaborate upon the connection between art and experience. Her friend’s house is full of objects that she prizes, but “Without the human heart/ They’d have no value, would not say so much,”(207)The poem consists of three rhyming sestets which recreate the act of insight about the expressive and cognitive meaning of the harmonious order her friend has shaped. The stanzas provide an essence of the decorum the poem praises and of the ideals it desires. In the concluding stanza, the speaker again avoids the idea of aesthetic order as an escape from reality and affirms instead the value of art in teaching “a way to live.” The treasured objects are not: “objects d’ art,” “Nor are they can escape from anyone,” they are a ways whereby one can fashion “somewhere that can give/ . .

The speaker is positive about it because she explains how she gets over the little problems in life. Also, the author write about reaching landings This represents something good happening, such as reaching a goal or striving an aspiration. This is positive because the speaker gives an example of something good happening in their life. The poem "Mother to Son" has a positive tone because the author writes about how the mother never gave up, even when times were

She asks “Will we ever live so intensely again?” Boland wonders in this poem will her and her husband’s love will ever be as passionate as it once was. Will it ever be as strong where she’s able to personify their strong love where it’s like a physical presence in their home, “love…had come to live with us”. She captures the excitement and passion of the early stages of their relationship. Their lives may be more “day-to-day” and “ordinary” but they “love each other still” and they communicate well, “We speak plainly with each other clearly”. However, Boland recognises that in her experiences, even the most intense emotions fade over time and her effective language features portray this.