Question

A poem with summary and conclusion

Answer 1

Answer:

For the summary, write paragraphs that show a unit of thought or argument. Including an introduction and conclusion is necessary. Know the name of the poet and the year in which the poem was written. Explore the implications that these elements have for the poem and include this information in your introduction

Answer 2

Answer:

hey guys

Explanation:

Explore the theme of love and loss in the poems you have studied, showing how the poets use language and form to express their ideas. Have you ever looked up the word poetry in a dictionary? Poetry is defined as literature in its most intense, most imaginative and most rhythmic forms. For the poet, it can be a way to relieve their stress and just "let go" and for the reader it can be an adventure into the state of mind of the poet. The Romantic Era, during the late 18th and early 19th century, was a period of time in which poets started to express their love and lust for others through poetic forms. This essay will be exploring the way in which poets use language, imagery and form to express their ideas to the reader. Sir Philip Sidney was famous as a poet, a courtier and a soldier and he is still known as a writer of sonnets. He was a very religious man and consequently, religion and faith affected his poetry greatly. One of his famous works is entitled "My True Love Hath My Heart". It is a deeply spiritual poem and it is essentially about the poet's love of God. In this poem, Sidney shows how his love for God is perfect and flawless: "By just exchange, one for the other giv'n. I hold his dear, and mine he cannot miss: There never was a bargain better driv'n. His heart in me, keeps me and him in one, My heart in him, his thoughts and senses guides. He loves my heart, for once it was his own: I cherish his, because in me it bides." This is part of the opening verse of the poem and it shows us how fair and just the love is. Unlike love between two humans, love between Sidney and God is equal - for everything given, something is received and this keeps them close to each other forevers