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Discuss how the poets Carol Ann Duffy and Christina Rosetti treat the theme of love in their poems, Valentine and Remember.
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Discuss how the poets Carol Ann Duffy and Christina Rossetti treat the theme of love in their poems 'Valentine' and 'Remember.' Carol Ann Duffy is a contemporary Scottish poet who was born in Glasgow in 1955. She is in the prime of her career. Her poem 'Valentine' is a dramatic but unique poem that likens love to an onion. Christina Rossetti was born in England in 1830 and died in 1894 at the age of 64. 'Remember' is her most famous poem and is often recited at funerals. It is more of a traditional love poem however it is sad and more depressing than you would expect of one. Christina was known for her downheartedness and this came through in her poetry. Traditionally love is referred to as something great, which lasts forever, something that can conquer any diversity or challenge. It is powerful yet gentle and comforting when you're in your moment...
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