Figures of speech analysis on emily dickinson's poems a paper
Bebas
39
0
0
Teks penuh
Gambar
Dokumen terkait
This study tries to reveal Emily Dickinson’s view on death reflected in her poems: “Because I could not Stop for Death,” “I Died for Beauty” and “I Felt a Funeral in
First, based on the structural elements, it was found that the speakers in Emily Bronte’s poems are mostly a girl who always feels sad and always wants a clear hope
Poems by Currer Bell (Charlotte Bronte), Ellis Bell (Emily Bronte), and Acton Bell (Anne Bronte) the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classic Series, Jim
The objectives of this study are to find out the main idea of these poems, to find out the figure of speech used in John Donne’s three poems, to find out the meaning of figure
In this research, the researcher found that Judith Wright utilizes two kinds of imagery; visual and auditory imagery, and also figures of speech; symbol,
This study tries to reveal Emily Dickinson’s view on death reflected in her poems: “Because I could not Stop for Death,” “I Died for Beauty” and “I Felt a Funeral in
The general of conclusions that discussed on this research are the diction that is used by author, Imagery that portrays the poems itself, figurative language
This phenomenon encourages the writer to analyze Dickinson’s idea about death in some poems which engage death as the main theme.. People’s attitude towards everything is
