Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Comparing Shakespeares Sonnet 18 with To his Coy Mistress by Andrew Ma

Comparing Shakespeargons Sonnet 18 with To his overmodest woman of the street by Andrew MarvellI result be comparing two poems, Shall I Compare Thee? with To Hiscoy Mistress, I will examine the offers of each poem and thetechniques utilize by the two poets to convey ideas and to achieve offers. Sonnet 18 was compose by Williams Shakespeare between 1564and 1616. The poem To his Coy Mistress was indite by AndrewMarvell.The Purposes of the two poems are different, the purpose of Sonnet 18is for Shakespeare to write this poem for a girl or womilitary personnel he likes, to extolment her by comparing her to wonderful things in life, such aSummer, besides to grant her immortality through production lines of the poemmeaning as long as the poem will exist and be read, the girl (who thepoem is to) will continue to exist. Shakespeare therefore does notwant anything from the girl in the poem. The purpose and centralmessage of To His Coy Mistress is about a man wanting to have sexwith a woman he likes and act to persuade the woman to loose hervirginity to him because quantify is running out. Therefore we knowthat Marvell wants something from the woman in the poem this makes thepoem more than argumentative.The titles of the two poems, gives an brain wave of what the poem isabout, Shall I Compare Thee?, this tells the reader that the poemis addressed to someone, this may make the poem more interesting toread and To His Coy Mistress meaning To His Girl, this tells usthat Marvell has addressed the poem to a p artworkicularised girl or woman.Throughout the poem To His Coy Mistress, Marvell uses time and spaceto persuade the girl to have sex with him. Marvell also relates endto having sex, he uses words such as Grave, ashes, du... ...he poem To his Coy Mistress there are Rhyming couplets, butthere are few syllable Patterns, for example the first four linesline one has eight-spot syllables line two has seven syllables line threehas eight syllables and line four has seven syllables.The sound and Rhythm of the two poems contrast. Sonnet 18 sound andrhythm is slow, calm, and soothing, whilst THCM is speedy, aggressiveand frantic. There is repetition used in Sonnet 18 in line twoThou art more lovely and more temperate, the repetition emphasises on how untold better a Summers day is.I esteem that Sonnet 18, has many persuasive techniques and tactics toadd effect to the purpose of the poem, however I think that the poemTo his Coy Mistress has more techniques, tactics, themes, Imagery,Symbolism and better Structure, it was therefore easier to achieveits purposes.

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