… person who undertook the journey has altered due to a new understanding, therefore they are unable to return to the same mind frame that they previously had. Similarly, the imaginative journey that Samuel Taylor Coleridge embarks on during his conversati…

… on a persona and making him/her real and concrete for the short period in which the reader analyzes the poem. Through careful attention to certain items he decides to describe in germane detail, the author leads one to be familiar with his character's…

… strings nobody wants to hear Cowboy blues bully up as killing squads Mailman watches what the names get Killing fields are locked and loaded Children riding rocking horses places show We get old and lowered The kickbacks Senseless linger of a bone…

… than under I sit here longing for more than a thought at a time This place is a barnyard circus, lovers and jokers amuck My words will live forever and by forever I mean a month I'm getting' ready for the oven All I know is the rack is flat And it's…

… my life You were my blood covered kitchen knife You were there for me when I died You were my rope, looped and tied You were there for my when I overdosed on pills You were my empty bottle, making me ill You were there for me when I didn't…

… sense of identity. Many poets have wrote about their own and other people's dialect and language. They use the ideas of different cultures and traditions to highlight the fact that some people are wrongly treated differently because of independent…

… the government's knowledge of the intense horrors of war, they persist on sending innocent soldiers onto the battlefield. Two pieces of literature used to describe these intense horrors are the novel All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria…

… form and descriptive language in an attempt to evoke interest in an essentially uninteresting subject, as well as support a hidden agenda, with his poem, "Ode on a Grecian Urn". It is a delightfully reflective, lyrical poem, which contemplates…

… never be able to let go." Still remember that year's rain fell down softly The fog filled the air And your smile, under the forest Brightening up the colour of the night The train of thoughts flows all over my mind So I gave up the freedom of letting…

… self-titled epic poem. Beowulf is shown as a man with extraordinary strength and skills, he proves himself to be powerful, honorable, and courageous. He willingly goes to help the Danes in fighting a monster that is attacking them, proving that he is…