In the poem “Because I Could Not Stop For Earth” by Emily Dickinson, the poetess has a realistic and dauntless idea about death. It is a relaxing interval helping us in our onward journey in the realms of eternity. Although we are forgetful of our real duties and do not make appropriate preparations to receive […]
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The poem “A Poison Tree” is based upon the poet’s personal experience through which he throws light on human situations. He emphasizes that we should not nourish anger and hatred in our hearts. Because Hatred grows into enmity, enmity breeds fear, and fear gives rise to revenge. In trustworthy condition, we are frank with our
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“Departure and Arrival” by T.S. Eliot is a beautiful blend of realism and idealism along with the confusion of modern man. Realism remains on earth whereas idealism is sky-high. The poet expresses his faith in idealism and optimism for the future of mankind. The opening of the poem speaks out the confusing conditions of modern
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The poem, “Patriot into Traitor” by Robert Browning is a dramatic monologue. It is about the political ups and downs in the life of a political person in underdeveloped countries. In the world of politics, a person who is acclaimed to be a hero today may turn to be zero the next day. In the
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The essay, “The Beauty Industry” deals with the most extravagant habit of fashionable Americans. The writer satirizes women’s craze for glamour and huge amounts of money spent on it. Out of his vivid observation, he gives details of the beauty cult with a definite moral purpose. The only American Industry not affected by the slump
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In “My Tailor”, Stephen Leacock throws light on the character and personality of his tailor in humorous way. His tailor had been sewing his clothes for the last thirty years. He always found him standing in the back part of his shop; with his tape around his neck and a smile on his face to
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About Author D. H. Lawrence (David Herbert Lawrence) was born on 11 September 1885 and died in 02 March 1930. He was an English poet and story writer. Most of his writings were focused on industrialization and global modernity. He wrote plays, short stories, novels, critical analysis and reviews, travelling books, essays, poems and some
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