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When was Anthony Lawrence - poet - born?
Anthony Lawrence - poet - was born in 1957.
What English poet said 'free as the road loose as the wind'?
The English poet who said "free as the road, loose as the wind" was D.H. Lawrence. This line is from his poem "Song of a Man Who Has Come Through."
What is the speaker of a poem called?
The speaker of a poem is typically referred to as the poetic voice or persona. It is important to distinguish between the poet, who is the actual writer of the poem, and the speaker, who is the fictional or narrative voice within the poem.
Who is a person that writes poem?
A POET
Who wrote the poem 'Eerily in Need of More Rum and Cokers'?
The poet Lawrence S. Pertillar wrote the poem Eerily in Need of More Rum and Cokers. One can view this poem on the Poem Hunters webpage, and many more poems are also located here by this author.
Who wrote the poem where do they go to?
The poem "Where Do They Go To?" was written by Lawrence Ferlinghetti. It explores themes of existence, mortality, and the afterlife. Ferlinghetti was a prominent poet and cofounder of the City Lights Bookstore and publishing house in San Francisco.
Is the speaker of a poem necessarily the same person as the poet?
Not always. The speaker of a poem is the voice that the poet creates to narrate the poem, and it can be a fictional character or persona distinct from the poet themselves.
Who or what does the poet imagine is the you I this poem?
To be able to know what the poet imagines is the you in the poem a person will need to know what poem it is. Without knowing the title of the poem it is difficult to know the answer.
What does the poet want to tell through this poem?
Q1- What message does this poem convey?
What is a poet's product?
poem
What the name of poem describing the poet him self?
One famous poem that describes the poet himself is "Myself" by Edgar Albert Guest. In this poem, the poet reflects on his personal qualities, struggles, and aspirations.
What is the analysis and cultural conflicts in piano and drum poem?
The poem "Piano and Drums" by Gabriel Okara explores the conflict between traditional African culture, represented by the drums, and Western culture, symbolized by the piano. The analysis delves into the struggle between the poet's nostalgia for his African roots and the allure of modernity. The poem ultimately highlights the tension between tradition and progress, as well as the speaker's internal conflict as he navigates his identity in a changing world.
