Сomparing “A Women to Her Lover”, “How Do I Love Thee?”, “When We Two Parted”, “Remember” and “Villegiature”

I go forth comp be A Women to Her caramel brown by Christina Walsh, How Do I issue Thee? By Elizabeth Barrett toasting, When We dickens assume by ecclesiastic Byron, concoct by Christina Rossetti and Villegiature by Edith Nesbit. The metrical compositions I have chosen, quadruple be written by women and unriv exclusivelyed by a valet and I think that this is a representative romance as women ar more(prenominal) amative. The only man I have chosen is Lord Byron. There is a uncouth theme in these songs which is the theme of whop. In two of the other poetrys I have chosen Villigiature and A charwoman To Her devotee the theme of spot is related to powerful and enough turn in.I think that Remember and How Do I Love Thee? are representatives of the romanticist movement beca drug abuse they stimulate many aspects of the theme of jockey and the poets do this by showing their heat through the numberss and I think that A Women to Her Lover, When We Two Parted and V illegiature are non representative of what we believe to be regular of the Romantic movement as they write with rattling bitter embrace in their poems which could hardly be romantic in the most common sense.The first two I will compare is A cleaning woman to her raw sienna and How Do I Love Thee? and A muliebrity to Her Lover. This is about a woman who is fighting with her yellowish brown telling him that she is not a slave and she will not sit in the category all day looking after his children. She gives ultimatums to the man. She does not want him to pass judgment her to be a wingless angel who can do no wrong, i. e. the perfect wife whos place is in the home. At the end of the poem she says But screwr, if you ask of me/That I shall be your comrade, friend, and mate. This shows that the woman is nominate to love him and be loved further on a very equal footing.A very modern perception and not hotshot attached to typical romantic piece of writings How do I Love Thee ? is about the feelings that a woman has about her lover assuming that this poem was written for Robert Browning, her preserve, the poet is almost treating him like a God. For ends of Being and ideal benevolence. She negotiation mostly about God. Christina Walsh in A charr To Her Lover also talks about God at the end of her poem Until we feed the very heart of God however she wants her lover to be warmheartednessate about love and through that passion they would reach supreme heights together.She is asking for equating save Elizabeth Barratt Browning just talks about how she worships her husband. A Woman To Her Lover is a non-reflective poem, portraying a womanly perspective of love. The moment we read the title of the poem, we think of the articulate lover as portraying equality with relationship the woman is talking to her lover whereas in most romantic themes, women are either talked about or to. How Do I Love Thee? is also portraying a female perspective of love howe ver this condemnation it is towards her husband. This poem has deep love from the wife without rational reasoning.It is the opposite of A Woman To Her Lover. How do I Love Thee? shows the male as the dominant and she worships her husband, Robert Browning unconnected Christina Walshs center who put crosswise is that women should be equal to men, which could be seen as shocking for its historical context. Other implications of this are the relation of lover to cohabitation, which is becoming increasingly common in this day and age.This highlights the key theme of the poem, whereby she is getting her message across of demanding equality in a relationship No servant will I be If that be what you ask, O lover I refuse you in the first stanza, emotions are heavyly evident but very different from the romantic period. She introduces qualified love and as a result, she is demanding equal rights. A persistentside this, somatic love is also suggested. The word lover tends to bring out the personal aspect of the theme in that deference is a sense of passion, however there is no reference to marriage where a man had rights over his womans automobile trunk. She quotes my body supple only for your sense delight,/Oh shame, and pity and abasement. This brings out her bold and gallant nature.She uses rowing like comrade, friend and passion, which put across a completely different tone, showing her more demanding side to the relationship. Woman of our time Following that, hand holding hand also is written without gendering to imply mental picture of equality in a relationship. There is also less point of a male dominance in the relationship but in How Do I Love Thee? I think that the male is more dominant because Elizabeth Barratt Browning falls to her feet in the poem. The poem A Woman To Her Lover is written in free verse but How Do I Love Thee? is in a sonnet form.The structure of A Woman To Her Lover reflects the narrators tone, as she is determinedly comma nding freedom and equality, without cosmos restricted by the social constrictions of her time, whereby the norm was that of a male dominate relationship. The sophisticated writing shows traditional contrast to the seemingly modern topic. Her long syntax causes an empowering tone whereby we can tell she is fixed in what she wants. Her noticeable character is amplified by her use of powerful language, for instance, words like outlaw, bondslave and drudgery, show her fearless character and also how strongly she wants equality.She alliterates these words in bondslave to bear. The structure of her syntaxes also conveys a sense of resolution, for example she confidently uses caesuras Go I am no doll. This also portrays a conditional balance since it is a direct answer to the solution she aims for. Walsh also uses a lot of figurative imagery and these different types of imagery help cast up the effects the power that love can have on people. much(prenominal) as use of personificati on in the last stanza our co-equal love will make the stars laugh with joy.Also the words stars and spheres suggest how love with equality exceeding other characteristics of love. Only in the last stanza we see her address her lover as husband, whereby we immediately sense the change of tone, with greater respect towards the one she is addressing. The last line of this stanza consists of the terminology fields of worship, which she portrays by use of divine imagery, as she ends the poem with an overjoyed height of happiness until we reach the very heart of God. There was a frequent reference to religion in the romantic period context.This shows the nature of the narrator is very believing. She believes in herself, God, and the way she is treated by her lover can change, despite her social environment. However, on the other hand, Browning is worshipping her husband and she is willing to do anything for her. Browning lived in a society that was dominated by men, this effected her wri ting a lot. In the poem How Do I Love Thee? she compares her love to one thing or another I love thee with the passion put to use, she is comparing her love to intensity equal to that experient during the day.She also refers to the death of her mother and her brothers, In my old griefs her old greifs are her mother dying then her brothers.. Villegiature by Edith Nesbit gives the impression that shes lost pursuance in her husband, telling us that he bores me and she dreams of a romantic love, and one that she indulged herself in with a fling whilst she was away from home. The poem starts with a light-hearted and dovish mood but the poem Remember has a sad and trouble tone to it.The speaker in Villegiature wants a boss, but she wants one that is ground more in literature and poetry than in real heart whilst the speaker in Remember wants the love of her life to remember her when she dies. Nesbit uses romantic clichi??s to say that she wants a man who will treat her more loving ly she alludes to Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet because Romeo has the quality she is looking for. The man in her life is far from what she wants she illustrates him sitting at a desk deep in dull books, employ alliteration to show how repetitive and drab the man is.This poem deals with stereotype of realistic men. In the poem Remember, from the starting stanza which quotes Remember me when I am gone away, implies a loving, yet sad, request. One of the aspects of the theme of love evident in this noble sonnet is imperfect love. This idea is ground on the frequently used theme of religion in her work, since Rossetti was employ to her Christian faith and love of God. At the end of the poem she says break out by far that you should forget and smile/Then that you should remember and be sad.Here she is telling her lover that she rather him forget her and be happy and live his life then to be sad. There is a notion that death is about to tear them apart however this is not immediately clear, since it is vague as to whether she is choosing to leave the person she is addressing, or dying. destruction is never named, but is alluded to in the opening lines through the distant, silent country, although we are left uninformed of how much time she has left. This highlights the theme of a portion in love absence.Villegiature can also be compared to When We Two Parted by Lord Byron because they are both in a way, unsmooth towards their lover. Byron uses imagery to describe the morning dew and how it reminds him of the shame he is in. His tone is sinister and his conscience is already getting to him. He portrays her as cold blanch grew they cheeks and cold,/ colder thy kiss. He begins with this description of her at their separation his description of her begins with the physical mention of her cheeks.This beginning admits the foreshadowing of continued sorrow throughout the poem when the speaker says truly that hour foretold/ sorrow in this. This gives a forbid co nnotation to the word you from the very beginning. How they all 3 compare Loss. These poems all have the theme of red. In the poem When We Two Parted, Byron loses his lover and he is hurt by that Long, long shall I rue thee,/ too deeply to tell. In Villegiature Nesbit has lost interest in her husband and has a fling with another person Your solid self, long leagues away,/ fatheaded in dull books, had hardly missed me.In Remember, Rossetti refers to death and dying and she is telling her lover to move on after she dies Remember me when I am gone away,/ Gone far into the silent land. All of these poems have a continual theme of love however, love is not the same there is a demand for equal love To live and work, to love and die with you, a worshiping and devoted love I love thee with the passion put to use, a time to move on Remember me when I am gone away, a reminiscing of better time I watched the still and dewy lawn, and a termination of love A shudder comes oer me/ Why wert th ou so dear? . The poems Remember, When We Two Parted, and Villegiature are all poems about loss and reminiscence but the poems A Woman To Her Lover and How Do I Love Thee? are about love with a positive outlook. A Woman To Her Lover has the theme of a powerful and equal love but in How Do I Love Thee? there is strong passion and deep love for the lover and he is almost venerated as a God. Remember deals with the theme of pain, life and joy for the past but Villegiature has a different theme of reminiscence of a distant time when the poet was having a better time.