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In ‘The Canonization’ John Donne, in the person of the speaker, speculates upon the prospect of his being ‘canonized’. He is using the term in the religious sense, of course, but mischievously – by implying that he and his lover will be elevated to the level of saints because they love as they do he is being playful, witty, and just a shade blasphemous.
Volpone or The Fox is a very famous play written by Ben Jonson . This play is a comedy and is often called Ben Jonson’s darkest comedy. The emerging capitalism in the Jacobian England of James I could be seen as the playwright’s immediate focus, directing merciless moral scrutiny on the values and customs of contemporary English society.
In this post, you will study The Jew of Malta a ‘Renaissance tragedy’written by the famous 16-century playwright Christopher Marlowe. Marlowe was a member of the famous “University Wits” and a contemporary of William Shakespeare.
At Melbourne City College Australia (MCCA), students can be sure of receiving high-quality education and training. We provide a wide range of career-oriented courses like English language training, Aged Care training, Child Care training, and other programs, crafted with goal in mind that is to help students get into their chosen profession. With dedicated staff,…
My Father Travels By Dilip Chitre Q.1 Give the central idea of the poem and comment on its mood? Ans. The poem ‘My Father Travels’ has been written by the prolific Indian writer Dilip Chitre. This is a touching poem highlighting the ironies of modern civilization. The poet shows the face of the dehumanised Urban…
If The Well Goes Dry By Albert Gore Q.1 Write the chemical composition of the human body. In what way is the human body similar to Earth? Ans. The Article ‘If the well goes Dry’ has been written by the former Vice President of America Mr Abert Gore. The writer throws light on the significance…
Work and Leisure by Aldous Huxley Introduction Aldous Huxley was not only man of intellect, but also a man of vision. He sensed that with rapid industrialization and massive urbanization, the man’s lifestyle is going to change. He could see, in the coming days. the working hours will reduce to six hours per day, providing…
To a Mouse by Robert Burns Vocabulary dominion – ruled-over land coulter – the blade of a plough Short Summary To a Mouse is a beautiful poem written by an evergreen poet Robert Burns in 1785. This poem was written after the speaker of the poem accidentally ruined the nest of a mouse while ploughing…
The World is Too Much with Us, Late and Soon by William Wordsworth Vocabulary sordid – dirty boon – blessing, gift forlorn – sad, sorrowful creed – statement of believe Questions and Answers 1. What is the poem’s form and meter? The poem is a Petrarchan sonnet, written in iambic pentameter. 2. What is the…
Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vocabulary sinuous – twisting cedarn – cedar chaffy – teasingly dulcimer – an hourglass shaped instrument Questions and Answers 1. With what meter and rhyme schemes does Coleridge achieve musical and rhythmic sound? The poem is written in iambic tetrameter. The first stanza has a rhyme scheme of A/B/A/A/B/C/C/D/E/D/E….
Jenny Kiss’d Me by Leigh Hunt 1. Who is the poem addressed to? The poem is addressed to Time (the capitalized ‘T’ suggests it is Father Time) 2. What does the first line of the poem infer about the relationship between the speaker and Jenny? Answers will vary. Note: The poem’s first line says that…
Neutral Tones by Hardy Summary The poem ‘Neutral Tones‘ belongs to the group of ‘love poems‘ of Hardy. It is composed in the year 1867. It depicts the separation of lovers. It is about Hardy‘s love relations with his cousin Tryphena Sparks before he fell in love with Emma Gifford in 1870, his beloved who…
