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Written Near a Port on a Dark Evening’: APoem by Charlotte Smith
Analysis of the poem written Near a Port on a Dark Evening: This is a sonnet by one of the great proto-Romantic poets
of the second half of the eighteenth century, Charlotte Smith (1749-1806). Smith’s sonnets
anticipate Romanticism partly because nature in her poetry is so on feared with an awesome power
that verges on the terrifying: ‘life’s long darkling way’ is brooding and full of menace here.
The Care Taker by Harold Pinter analysis
The Care taker by Harold Pinter analysis
The flowers of yesterday by Roland Mhasvi
This is a collection of highly esoteric poetry…, which can be charged of what Afrocentric scholars have described as ‘piles of esoterica and ostentatious erudition’… The language is to the ordinary reader opaque, the imagery is inaccessible and the symbolism is surprisingly unusual but invitingly novel…real food for scholars
So Long a letter full summary and analysis
So Long a letter full summary and analysis
Roland E.T Mhasvi The Flowers of Yesterday. An Anthology of Poems
The flowers of yesterday is a collection of highly esoteric poems which can be charged as what african scholars have described as ‘piles of esoterica and ostentatious erudition ‘. Here are the poems
The Fading Sun by Charles Mungoshi summary
“The Fading Sun” is about both living and dying. Very few novels from Zimbabwe will come close to when it comes to exploring a miscellany of human emotions and experiences in one breath.
The Narrative of Frederick Douglass
The Narrative of douglass novel analyss. Theme, summary and characterization
Mafaiti-he loved to pluck a louse: Poem Analysis
The name Mafaiti” is a symbolic name. It’s a guerilla name that suggests the comrade loved fighting or combat during the liberation struggle. It symbolizes one with a fighting zeal or spirit.
We surrendered our balls – Every Stone that turns analysis
The title of the poem refers to the end of a match when players surrender the balls for safe keeping. However, it has a metaphorical meaning. ‘Surrendering our balls’ may means giving away one’s testicles or manhood as a sign of defeat or weakness.
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