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| Shakespeare-- theme appearances can be deceived,disguis |
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Donne*
conceit
very good argument for the time |
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Donne*
aubade, apostrophe
love has no time |
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| A valediction forbidding mourning |
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Donne
conciet
love can change and be stretched |
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Donne
death be not proud
when you die you go to your afterlife |
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Donne
theme when one person dies it effects all of us, we all effect each other
"no man is an island..." |
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it is the center but stands for the heart
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Herbert*
tribulation is treasure
in the shape of wings |
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Herbert
conciet
life,religion,faith
allusion to pandoras box |
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Herbert
convo with god
god speaks a lot in the end |
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Marvell
he is saying sleep with me or you will die and the worms will get you...
we have to move faster than the sun |
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Marvell
completeness of the world is love
depressing
he says "love is parallel" |
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Ben Jonson *
"take the kiss from her cup"
she is so beautiful but she turns him down and he doesn't stop pursing her. |
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| The the memory of my beloved the author mr will shakespeare and what he hath left us |
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Ben Jonson
heroic couplets, iambic pentameter
the love of will shake |
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Herrick
sprezzatura
he likes her because she is not perfect |
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| to the virgins to make much of time |
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Suckling *
distraught and aggressive
why do you look so awful she didnt like you when you looked good |
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Suckling
a mockery
a superficial love |
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Lovelace
paradox leaving for war because i love you |
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Lovelace
being free, loyalty
"stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars..." |
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Milton
allusion to biblical "master"
life is flying by so fast but its going to happen so don't worry about it |
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| When i consider how my light is spent |
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Milton
he is blind
connection to the angels waiting for jesus |
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Milton*
he is goin to justify the ways of god to man |
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Bunyan*
allegorical
the most published book other than the bible
loyalty to old traditions |
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Samuel Johnson *
essay
fear of ones self
live in the moment
"very few men know how to take a walk" |
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| A dictionary of the english language |
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Samuel johnson *
first dictionary
40,000 |
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Swift
theme women have thigns to hide humans are gross
hyperbole |
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| in response to the lady's dressing room |
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Lady montague
he couldnt get up with the prostitute so he got mad |
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Swift
a satire
to help notice something is wrong but in a funny way |
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Pope*
satire on a true story
mock epic
heroic couplet
trivial beauty has immense power |
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| Ode on a disatant prospect of eden college |
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Gray
horation ode
depressive
100 lines 10 stz. 10 lines each
1-5 kids happy
6-10 they are going to be miserable
"i am a man a sufficient excuse for being unhappy" |
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| Elegy written in a country churchyard |
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Gray
theme given full potential you can do good
"full many a flower is born to blush unseen" |
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