Classic to Modern English Literature

Robert Browning (1812-1889)was one of the most influential poets of all time. His dramatic monologue was so famous. He often used in his poetry, "Irony, Characterization, Dark Humour, and Social Commentary." However, our poem, "Porphyria's Lover" was first published in the issue of, "Monthly Repository." Browning has used his writing style, dramatic monologue.  In his monologue, he often uses voiced by eccentrics, lunatics, or people under emotional stress. In both "Porphyria's Lover" and "My Last Duchess", he shows a woman who has killed her before. He is telling us about his beloved that how postion, situation, and other, she has taken.  summary:      • THE rain set early in to-night,  ★ The poet here expresses about the rainy season's night.   • The sullen wind was soon awake, ★ He shows an intolerable storm like wind has come to them.  • It tore the elm-tops down for spite, ★He expresses that the storm has broken "e

The Tyger by William Blake line by line Explanation: First Stanza    1) Tyger Tyger, burning bright,  (Tiger tiger, resplendent with bright light,)  2) In the forests of the night;    (In the deep forest of night;)  3) What immortal hand or eye ,    (no eternal power or vision,)  4) Could frame thy fearful symmetry?  (Could your scary Sushma create?)   Second stanza :  5) In what distant deeps or skies.    (in some distant abyss or firmament,)  6) Burnt the fire of thine eyes?  (Did your eyes light up?)  7) On what wings dare he aspire?  (On what fin does he dare to be ambitious?)  8) What the hand, dare seize the fire?  (Which hand dares to take that fire?)   Third Stanza :  9) And what shoulder, & what art ,  (No power, no skill,)  10) Could twist the sinews of thy heart?  (Can your heart get on the nerves?)  11) And when thy heart began to beat.  (And when your heart starts pounding,)  12) What dread hand? & what dread feet?  (Any scary hands? Any scary feet?)   Fourth Stan