By William Shakespeare Line to line Analysis Line-1 Thee: probably earl of Southampton or earl of Pembroke of whom Shakespeare was very fond off. Line- 2 More lovely and more temperate: Shakespeare considered the summer of nature as beautiful but it is temporary where as his friend’s beauty is…
By Robert Louis Stevenson Meaning of some Important Phrase / words: Substance of the Poem: Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem “The Vagabond” celebrates the glorious freedom and independence of a tramp’s life. All the four stanzas of “The Vagabond” repeatedly emphasize the uncontrolled joys of an independent life in the outdoors…
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Explanation: Substance of the Poem: The poet loves a spring day when the woods are full of new blossoms and there is no rumbling of dark clouds in the sky. The poet further informs us that the tree, suffering from acute chill, comes into life again with…
By Emily Jane Bronte Explanations: Substance of the poem: In the poem, ‘Mild the mist upon the hill’, Emily Bronte strikingly defines the surrounding scenery as she watches on the cloudy evening. During her description of natural setting, she also remembers the days of her childhood. In the first…
By Ralph Waldo Emerson Explanation: Substance of the poem Fable” is a poem written by Ralph Waldo Emerson A “fable” is a short tale to teach a lesson. A “prig” is someone who is self-righteous. In this tale. Emerson tells us to not judge others and try to understand that…
By John Clare Explanations: Substance of the poem: In this poem the poet brilliantly depicts the season of autumn. The poet loves this season as strong wind blows all day and shakes the casement and the Elm tree sheds its thousands of leaves which can be seen through the open…
