Comments on: How to compare and contrast two love poems? http://www.hollyharte.com/love-poems/how-to-compare-and-contrast-two-love-poems Find Love and Romance! Wed, 02 Jun 2010 13:16:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: ryana http://www.hollyharte.com/love-poems/how-to-compare-and-contrast-two-love-poems/comment-page-1#comment-770 ryana Sat, 24 Oct 2009 06:06:59 +0000 http://www.hollyharte.com/love-poems/how-to-compare-and-contrast-two-love-poems#comment-770 you just need to study both the poems carefully.see where you can mix them.try to find any kind of relationship between them.go deep in to both the poems and feel that you are that person or thing about which both the poets are talking about. and do it with your heart not with your brain<br><b>References : </b><br> you just need to study both the poems carefully.see where you can mix them.try to find any kind of relationship between them.go deep in to both the poems and feel that you are that person or thing about which both the poets are talking about.
and do it with your heart not with your brain
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]]> By: Newlywed06 http://www.hollyharte.com/love-poems/how-to-compare-and-contrast-two-love-poems/comment-page-1#comment-769 Newlywed06 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 05:48:59 +0000 http://www.hollyharte.com/love-poems/how-to-compare-and-contrast-two-love-poems#comment-769 First read them carefully. Figure out what you think the author is talking about. No one can tell you you are interpreting the poem wrong. I would start by comparing things like what kind of love is in the poem. Are they both woman/man love, parent to a child love. etc. Compare the way they describe thier beloved (adj. they use) Also, is the love returned to the author , or is it unrequited. Is the author, happy or sad? Make each point and use lots of examples from the poems themselves. You will have 200 words in no time. Start by jotting down things that are obviously different and similar and arrange your paragraphs accordingly. good luck<br><b>References : </b><br> First read them carefully. Figure out what you think the author is talking about. No one can tell you you are interpreting the poem wrong. I would start by comparing things like what kind of love is in the poem. Are they both woman/man love, parent to a child love. etc. Compare the way they describe thier beloved (adj. they use) Also, is the love returned to the author , or is it unrequited. Is the author, happy or sad? Make each point and use lots of examples from the poems themselves. You will have 200 words in no time. Start by jotting down things that are obviously different and similar and arrange your paragraphs accordingly.

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