Comparing Three Poems on Love and Loss

Please compare three poems on love and loss. Please see from the viewpoint "How do you love you?" "How I Love You" is Petrusi's sonnet written by the famous poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Elizabeth Barrett Browning was born in 1806 and was a female writer in the mid 1800s. "How do I love you?" Express the theme of love in an immortal way.

Compare and contrast the love depictions of the three verses. All three poems, "Bright Timor", "For me" and "39 Poems" all explore the theme of love. But each poem is working on this theme differently. Thomas Hardy's "Bright Timor" represents philosophical love, Rita Anayiam St. John objectively expresses love in 'For Me From You', Alice Walker retrospectively explores love. Hardy saw romantic love and its ephemeral nature; he emphasized that love is a short-term belief and strongly denied that love. Meanwhile, St. John watches whether love in marriage, love in marriage is absolutely important and whether love is part of the equation. "39-year-old poetry" has the theme of family love - the character as a narrator and the bond of love between his father - Walker, examining the meaning of her relationship with her dead father

Comparing love with love in this room, the two poems I compare with are each a celebration poem. Celebrate life, love, and your identity. The first one is Derek Walcott's "Love after Love". This poem is about self-discovery. Walcott suggested spending years to imagine identity, but in the end you will know who we are - it's two different people gather, make friends and have dinner together It is like. Walcott expresses this with a feast of love, or love will happen regardless of circumstances. Love is a very powerful force that combines two strangers to create pure happiness and happiness, but in some cases love can be very dangerous. Whether you are a poor child following a princess or your family is an enemy of each other, love can take root. It may be a charm we do not have. For whatever reason