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Vesnalui [34]
2 years ago
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compare & contrast the two poems "on the grasshopper and cricket " by john keats and "disappointed " by paul laurence dunbar

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slega [8]2 years ago
4 0

On the Grasshopper and Cricket"  is a poem in which the poet celebrates nature on the earth.

  1. He is deeply inspired by the beauty of both summer and winter.
  2. Paul Dunbar's poem "Disappointment" is incomplete
  3. Poet Nature can be destructive and terrifying at times, but he still finds beauty in such events.

The poem, and literature, through language chosen and arranged for its meaning, tone, and rhythm, evoke an intense imaginative perception of an experience or a particular emotional response. Writer's Relief recommends the poet, MAX.

Some poets want to convey personal experiences and feelings, while others want to make social commentary on the world around them. Some poets do. Still, others find beauty every day and want to share it with others. Whatever the reason, poetry is a powerful medium of expression and can give insight into human existence.

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