Intro to Lit

This poem was told through 1st person point of view and written with a rhythm of trochaic pentameter. By writing this story using free verse...

This poem is written in four stanzas, each with two sets of end-rhyming couplets. The speaker of the story was a nephew or niece of Aunt Jen...

This poem was an allegory; the split in the road is symbolic of the choices we all must make in life. Therefore, the speaker is a person who...

This poem is a petrarchan and is written in trochaic pentameter. The speaker is someone who is deeply in love, and the poem is addressing th...

The title of the poem itself is a similie. This poem is written in iambic tetrameter and incorporates quatrains followed by end-rhyming coup...

This poem is written in free verse, which is in a way symbolic of the theme of the story. The author alludes to the fact that humans struggl...

Like most of Shakespeare's works, this poem is written in iambic pentameter. The poem has three quatrains, followed by a couplet. The en...