<span>In the Sonnet by Elizabeth Barret, I believe the speaker is giving herself to her lover. The lover has expelled any doubts that she may have had about him in the past and is ready to give herself to him. The speaker calling the beloved "noble" and "king" tells me that she believes the beloved is worthy. Even compares herself to a soldier surrendering to an opponet at one point.</span>
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In The Golden Cat the tone used by the poet is on a reserved nature as though to show how important the cat is to man, without any form of command or stance. It also helps the reader have an interest as it appears constructed. On the other hand, The Cat and the Moon uses a descriptive tone in its delivery.
How does the tone of the two poems differ? "The Cat and the Moon" has a serious and mysterious tone, while "The Golden Cat" has a happy and regal tone. "The Cat and the Moon" has a distant and angry tone, while "The Golden Cat" has fast-paced, excited tone.
The sun in the golden cat basically symbolizes the attitude of the poem. It is a happy poem, in contrast the cat and the moon is more gloomy.
But what is something SIMILAR about them?
they are both stories about cats. :)
A. I’ll give you a (bottle) of water
b. he has brought a (basket) of fruits.
c. please light the (candle)
d. this is very interesting (book)
e. the (broom) is leaning against the table.
f. oh! the (handle) of this bag is broken.