On His Blindness Summary of the poem The Sonnet On His Blindness is one of the popular and best-known poems composed by Milton. This sonnet deals with the sublime theme represented in a grand style by the use of plain language. The sonnet is composed in Petrarchan style, consisting of an octave and a sestet … Read more
The Last Ride Together By Robert Browning Introduction One of the finest dramatic monologues of Browning “Last Ride Together” is a monologue of a rejected lover that expresses his undying love for his beloved. The title apparently gives out the notion that this is their last ride together. A dramatic monologue, as you know, is … Read more
“Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” by Robert Frost Introduction: “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” by a well-known poet Robert Frost was published in his New Hampshire collection in 1923. This poem reflects many of Frost’s most distinctive qualities, including attention to natural scenery, the relationship between humans and nature, and the … Read more
Easter 1916 by William Butler Yeats Introduction of Easter 1916 The poem Easter 1916 is set in the aftermath of the Easter uprising. A small group of Irish nationalists led a rebellion to overthrow British rule and they wanted to establish an independent Ireland. The protest was mainly team placed by the poets and the … Read more
The Second Coming is a poem written by William Butler Yeats in 1919 in the aftermath of the First World War and was first published in the American magazine The Dial in November 1920. Later on, it was included in the volume entitled Michael Robartes and The Dancer in the year 1921.
The poem “I heard a Fly Buzz When I Died” is one of the most remarkable and interesting poems written by Emily Dickinson. The poem describes the scene after the speaker’s death like her earlier poem “Because I Could not Stop for Death”. This poem dwells upon the thoughts beyond the grave.
The title of the poem ‘unknown citizen’ signifies that the citizen is thoroughly unknown because he doesn’t have any personality or individuality of his own. His name doesn’t bear any importance and it has reduced to a mere identity number.
Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley
The poem ‘The Skylark’ describes a beautiful and peaceful scene in nature. The poet seems to be in peace, enjoying the sight of a skylark in a calm setting. A Skylark is flying between the green Earth and the Sky.
“To a Skylark” written in 1820 by P. B. Shelley is one of the greatest works of all time. It is about the flight of a real skylark. It is one of the wonders of English literature which celebrated numerous poems about birds that can be considered as signifiers of Romanticism
The poem This is My Letter To The World by Emily Dickinson’s is believed to have been written in 1862. It is an instance of meta-poetry.
Summary of The Darkling Thrush The precise date on which The Darkling Thrush was first published is of immense significance. It appeared in The Times on 1st January 1900. It is an occasional poem; what is more, the occasion for which it has been written is the first day of the new century about which … Read more
