Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnet IV: “Thou Hast Thy Calling”
Thou hast thy calling to some palace-floor,Most gracious singer of high poems! whereThe dancers will break footing, from the careOf
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnet 3
Unlike are we, unlike, O princely Heart!Unlike our uses and our destinies.Our ministering two angels look surpriseOn one another, as
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But only three in all God’s universeHave heard this word thou has said,—Himself, besideThee speaking, and me listening! and repliedOne
Read MoreAquatic Nocturne by Sylvia Plath Line by Line Explanation
deep in liquid indigo: The poet begins by describing the ocean as a deep, liquid indigo, conveying a sense of
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Read MoreGold Mouths Cry by Sylvia Plath Themes
Gold mouths cry with the green youngcertainty of the bronze boyremembering a thousand autumnsand how a hundred thousand leavescame sliding
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“Gold mouths cry with the green young” The opening line introduces an unusual image where something valuable, symbolized by “gold
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Gold mouths cry with the green youngcertainty of the bronze boyremembering a thousand autumnsand how a hundred thousand leavescame sliding
Read MoreSylvia Plath’s “The Zoo-Keeper’s Wife” Analysis
I can stay awake all night, if need be —Cold as an eel, without eyelids.Like a dead lake the dark
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