In the untitled poem she wrote, we can see this suffering for the impossibility of being with the lover; she uses words like grief and woe to describe the intensity of the pain: "If grief for grief can touch thee, If answering woe for woe, If any truth can melt thee, Come to me now!... In the poem the voice is lamenting all the suffering her lover may have caused her, as well as the pain reflected in Heathcliff's lament. ... Here, this ideal of romantic love is broken. ... In her last meeting with Heathcliff she still claims that " you and Edgar have broken my heart, Heathcl...

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The poem shows Owen's individualism through his subversion of popular' imagery (that of the Romantics) to reveal the truth about war. ... Owen's imagery in the poem, is also modernistic because it seems personal. ... The lines in the poem: Since we believe not otherwise can kind fire burn; Nor ever suns smile true on child, or field, or fruit. ... Although Exposure' contains particularly modern elements, it would be remiss to deny the fact that the poem also has a Romantic flavor. ... Keats's Ode To A Nightingale', which begins with the lines: ...

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Introduction In this research paper, we are going to deal with the short story 'Rappaccini's Daughter'. It is the work of the American romantic writer Nathaniel Hawthorne. Our topic is built around symbolism. In fact, after a first reading of the short story, we have noticed a list of symbols...

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