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comparision between "the fog" by carll sandburg and "the sick rose" by william blake

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English

 

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Natalie W

 

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August 2, 2016

 

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University

 

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His attitude is brutal and intense. An example is the first line of the poem, “O Rose, thou art sick.” He jumps right into the action and his tone suggests he feels sorry for the rose. He describes the death of the rose violently and creates many strong feelings. The form and style of this poem is full of intricacy...
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The form and style of this poem is full of intricacy. The words are complex and the poem rhymes every 2nd line and 4th line of each stanza. In contrast, “Fog” form and style is full of simplicity and calmness. This poem doesn’t have any rhyme. The words are easy to follow and there is a lot of freedom in the choice of words...
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