Browning over-exaggerates the features and beauty of the nature of England almost making them come alive with her use of personification. The poem is very descriptive and also plays on all the five senses. She shows the sense of taste with the use of the word ‘sweeter’ in line 12, ‘ Made sweeter for the step upon the grass’ and also line 20, ‘Fed full of noises by invisible streams,’ the sense of hearing is shown using the word ‘noises.’ Browning also used the repetition to give the reader a sense of continuity. She shows that nature is evergreen and will be omnipresent in this world. This can be seen with the repetition of words like ‘the’ and ‘and’.
In contrast to that, it is also common to see people fighting people, in more of a dog-eat-dog depiction of the world’s citizens. Leifer excels in expressing the true desire for victory in the midst of battle in his sports photographs. Amongst all of the drive to win, and teamwork involved to win, there comes a clear-cut respect for the opponent. Leifer uses his pictures to depict this respect enemies have for each other. These three themes are seen in Leifer’s sports photography, and even though it may be portrayed through something as simple as sports and athletics, there is a bigger meaning.
I was really impressed by the way he first starts of when he has an idea for a new creation and the outcome when his helpers are done with them. Chihuly’s chandeliers are very impressive. They range from symmetrical to random. Mostly on all of his chandeliers, he likes to add color strings in the inside and outside to give each piece more character. He adds swirls,
Often accompanied by rage and malice, these ideals are truly the fuels that incite the ferocious flames of war. The bloodshed and barbarous battles of the near decade long war were not scarce, and all had their share of brutality. Homer enthralls the readers’ imagination with vivid imagery of the battles throughout the poem, paying close attention to detail. Countless fatal blows are described, that range from spears piercing through organs to limbs being removed from their respective bodies, engulfed in a shower of blood. Diomedes’ wrath exhibits the savage nature of war.
He writes this in coordination with stories about him or other men in modern times. I like this style of writing and it makes the
Daniel Morin Intellectual Simplicity 15,029 words Dr. Eugene Young Eng 361.07 May 1, 2007 In literature, it is the goal and purpose of the reader to delve as deeply as they can into the depths of a text. In doing so, an intelligent reader then draw parallels, uncovers symbols and metaphors, finds allegories, allusions, etc. The purpose of this is the readers thirst for an intelligent, poignant, and beautiful work of art. As a reader, I found a strong parallel between the works of Cormac McCarthy and Robert Frost. The link between these two men is strongest with McCarthy’s All the Pretty Horses and Frost’s “The Road not Taken”.
With third person limited, the reader is able to depict his feelings and thoughts throughout this whole scene. With descriptive imagery, Crane gives a depiction of the battle around Collins. He describes that the contant stream of bullets "mingled with the shells and the pieces of shells until the air was torn in all directions by hooting, yells, and howls"(6). With the "shells and pieces of shells", Crane is describing the scene as a cluttered and hectic battlefield with bullets flying left and right. This gives the reader an image of thousands of soldiers dying on the battlefield, thus capturing the reader and pulling them into the story in order to try and depict what this scene was like.
The excellent word choice of this poem also contributes to the amazing imagery that the author uses. It really appeals to your senses and help you envision what is going on. In this poem, the imagery used is centered around sight. The author uses expressive phrases such as “the grass turns green” and “the pale moon is spread on the translucent curtain” to lucidly describe the setting. The author also uses a lot of literary devices in this poem such as metaphors (“blue green clouds carve jade dragons”), personification (“now he is coming home”- referring to the arrival of spring), and alliteration (“clouds carve”) to further illustrate the
Dr. Martin Luther King “I Have A Dream" Analysis Dr. Martin Luther King speech “I Have a Dream" was very famous and have big influence to the World. It made a huge impact to American Literature. Also, to every nation had deeply remembered that famous speech by Martin Luther King. I think everyone has a dream, but not everyone’s dream will carry out. Yet, Dr. Martin Luther King was given a great speech it made an explanation and definition for his Dream, it had bring a great hope to American even the entire world.
“Heaney can bring everyday natural events before our eyes through the precision of his language and his innovative use of imagery” Write your response to this statement, supporting the points you make with suitable reference to the poetry on your course. In 1995, Seamus Heaney won the Noble Prize in Literature and was praised for his “works of lyrical beauty and ethical depth, which exalt everyday miracles and the living past”. I believe that it is this innovative imagery, combined with the precision of the language he uses that allows Heaney to highlight everyday natural events to those who read his poetry. Heaney is renowned for his magnificent imagery and wonderful language techniques, which make all of his poetry a pleasure to read. Seamus Heaney brings to light everyday natural topics such as love and relationships, the passing of time, death, and nature.