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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I was delighted in reading many voices, Those voices were stated by various poets, Their poems made me and readers to rejoices, Whether it might be a haiku, limerick or sonnets. Daffodils,a lyric was written by Wordsworth, He highlighted the importance of nature for human, The sacrifice of young French soldier on the earth, illustrated by Browning as war was an act of inhuman. John keats warned against the evil power of fondness in his poem Labelle Belle Dame Sans Merci,a ballad, All the world's a stage was written by Shakespeare's sharpness, That the world was a stage, humans were the actors, he added. We should fulfill our duties before our demise, Conveyed by Frost in Stopping by woods on a snowy evening, Milton sought to justify the ways of God to men live in his Paradise Lost,an epic poem of grieving. H.W.Longfellow's poem was A Psalm of Life, He dramatized the conflict between life and death, Whitman explored the individual self and the world life, A Noiseless patient spider,a poem of longer breath. Poetry served as a tool for societal transformation, The poets shaped a cultural identity through their art, They roused individual's awareness of the truth of a nation, We have to read their works and explore themes by heart.
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