Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers and Adrienne Rich’s Feminism
The fearful, gloomy lady waiting inside her darkening room for the emotional and meteorological devastation to hit, might be Aunt Jennifer,…
Discuss Adrienne Rich as a Poetess
Adrienne Rich’s poetry weaves a cultural and emotional tapestry that’s daring, typically uneven, however all the time revolutionary and…
Hawk Roosting by Ted Hughes; Major Themes
Hawk Roosting is from Ted Hughes’ second book, Lupercal. It is among the earliest poems of by which Ted Hughes used animals to indicate…
Critical Analysis of “Hawk Roosting” by Ted Hughes
Ted Hughes’ poem ‘Hawk Roosting’ on its literal degree of meaning is an expression of a bird of prey, the hawk, which is sitting on a tree and…
Common Themes in Ted Hughes Poetry
Ted Hughes is perhaps the best British author of the second half of twentieth century. In accordance with T.S. Eliot’s dictum that each new…
Waiting for Godot; An Insight of Humor
Waiting for Godot is certainly a conventional farce and burlesque. Burlesque by definition is “A literary or dramatic work that…
Waiting for Godot; Why they are waiting for Godot?
Waiting for Godot, a two-act tract with four men, one boy and countless interpretations, the most controversial play since World War II, of…
Analysis of “Musée des Beaux Arts” by W.H. Auden
“Musée des Beaux Arts” is written in free verse, which means that the poem is actually “free” of meter, regular rhythm, or a rhyme scheme. The…