Yet, despite these various goals, Steinbeck manages to fit in rare forms of art. If such art is not his own handwriting, it is that of others. ... Imprisoned as a teenager for having a secret affair with the daughter of the Indian King, the poem reflects his mourning and desire for "his girl". ... I also believe that this poem was included in the story as much for its symbolic meaning as for its art content. ...

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• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: High School

This comparative essay deems to analyze the similarities and differences of the shared themes between West Indian poet, Jane King's "The Mistress" and English poet, John Milton's "On His Blindness" via the close reference to how imagery, form and figurative language assisted in the development of such themes. Jane King is a West Indian poet who born in the year 1952 in the island of Saint Lucia. ... Additionally, the implementation of imagery, figurative languages and form clearly contributed to the themes' development of both authors' works of art....

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Industrial Indian School at Carlisle with admirable success until 1915. ... In the summer of 1911 Moore and her mother traveled in England, Scotland, and France, and while abroad they visited art museums in Glasgow, Oxford, London, and Paris. ...

• Word Count: 871
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School