Who Wrote This

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Who Wrote This?
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My Last Duchess

• (and Porphyrias Lover)

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Robert Browning

• Victorian poet specializing in dramatic monologues

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Dover Beach

• Ah, love, let us be trueTo one another! for the
  world, which seemsTo lie before us like a land
  of dreams,So various, so beautiful, so new,Hath
  really neither joy, nor love, nor light

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Matthew Arnold

• His poem was about the bitterness of the world
  and the hope found in love.

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Spring and Fall to a Young Child

• Márgarét, are you gríeving
• Over Goldengrove unleaving?
• Leáves, líke the things of man, you
• With your fresh thoughts care for, can you?

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Gerard Manley Hopkins

• He wrote in sprung rhythm, where the first
  syllable of every line is stressed.

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In Memoriam A.H.H.

• He is not here but far away     The noise of
  life begins again,     And ghastly thro the
  drizzling rain On the bald street breaks the
  blank day.

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

• Writing this elegy to a close friend over 14
  years nearly drove Tennyson out of his mind.

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When I Was One-and-Twenty

• When I was one-and-twenty  
• I heard a wise man say,
• Give crowns and pounds and guineas  
• But not your heart away

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A.E. Housman

• He also wrote
• To an Athlete Dying Young

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Literature examines internal reality.
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modernism

• 1900-1965

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Power of imagination and love of nature are
important.
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Romanticism

• 1798-1860s

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A time of industrialization and other important
changes

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Victorian Age

• 1837-1901

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Influenced by Sigmund Freuds theories
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Modernism

• 1900-1965

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Best known for long, plot-twisting novels
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Victorian Age

• 1837-1901

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Dont die easily fight against death.
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Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night

• Dylan Thomas
• MODERNISM

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I really, really, really, really, really, really
love you.
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Sonnet 43

• Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• VICTORIAN

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A British general is forced to police the Burmese
under a despicable system of colonialism.
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Shooting an Elephant

• George Orwell
• MODERN

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God, or whoever made this world, created evil.
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The Tyger

• William Blake
• ROMANTICISM

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Greed can become a fatal obsession.
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The Rocking-Horse Winner

• D.H. Lawrence
• MODERN

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Appealing to the senses
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Imagery
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Repetition of consonant sounds
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Alliteration
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Addressing someone or something that is not going
to respond
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Apostrophe
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Giving human traits to inanimate objects
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Personification
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Attributing human emotions to nature
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Pathetic fallacy
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A long poem with extended similes and heroic
action
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epic
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A 14-line poem in iambic pentameterwith the
rhyme scheme abab cdcd efef gg
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Shakespearean sonnet
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Literature that criticizes human folly and
weakness through humor
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Satire
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Poem written in tribute to someone who has died
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Elegy
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A poem that is a meditation on an object
(description of object thoughts on life more
description)
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Lyric poem
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