\nDescription
\nplease use informal style to write the respond.
\nand i will provide the sample, do not ask question like :what is the story talk about?
\nread: great expectations, chapters 16-23<\/p>\n
ENG 2301-20
\n10\/19\/2016
\nRomantic Poetry 2
\nPains of Sleep
\nWhy is the sleep so painful?
\nHow the personal feeling or experience connect with this poet?
\nWhat kind of form and style he use?
\nThe Pains of Sleep is a conversational poem that Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote. He use three stanza to write about three different night. And the tetrameter iambic to slow down the poem to increase the sense of pain and agony that he is suffering.The title of the poem is interesting and confusing at the same time. In normal cases, one should expect that sleep is a source of comfort and relaxation. However, the title of the poem suggests to us what to expect from the poem and is particularly true to say that one of the themes is about pain. In the first night, as described in the first stanza, he uttered a prayer and experienced strength and wisdom. Problems began the next night as he was not peaceful.
\nThe poem depicts Coleridge as a sensitive person who married Sarah Fricker, a woman he did not truly love. He, therefore, fell in love with Sarah Hutchison, a woman related by marriage to Wordsworth. Because of many challenges he faced, particularly on matters of love, he stayed depressed for most of his time. Coleridge became addicted to opium. Many of the things that the poet talks about add to the themes of pain and love. It seems that most of the troubles that he went through were rooted in the relationships he had, loving Sarah Hutchison but marrying Sarah Fricker. Coleridge talked about horrifying dreams which also coincides with the message that the title of the poem held.
\nAs a reader, one can easily consider this piece of work as a personal confession. The poet creates a painful and bitter mood to indicate the agony, pain, and the state of mind that he went through. <\/p>\n
ENG 2301-20
\n10\/19\/2016
\nRomantic Poetry 3
\nMutability
\nWhat form of poem shelley use?
\nHow the four structure relate to his concept?
\ndue to his views, what is the personal idea behind this poem?
\nShelley was born into a rich Aristocratic family.he was marked with controversy due to his views on religion, atheism, socialism, and free love, is known as a talented lyrical poet and one of the major figures of English romanticism. This poem The rhymn is ABAB form for each stanza. Looking at the whole poem, 1st stanza has imagery through the words by describe natures. 2nd stanza use illustration of music to metaphor. These two stanza shelley provide the imagery to help people understand the concept. 3rd and 4th bring his emotion and feeling into the poem.
\nThe tone is very depressing. 1st and 2nd stanza, He use nature to metaphor. Like he compares humans to clouds and instruments. 3rd and 4th stanza explores human emotion on the deep level. Like he claim dreams has power to poison sleep. No matter how bad one day was, another on is always on the way for tomorrow.
\nThe theme is around ?change?, the clonds gone fast. The music easily forgotten. Everything is change, no one can stop and nothing people can do about it. ?we feel, conceive or reason, laugh or weep? as the most common human emotion. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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