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Examine the Treatment and Presentation of Humanity in Chosen Poems
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- Thu Jul 11 2002
... Examine the Treatment and Presentation of Humanity in Chosen Poems Poems about love can be some of the most powerful and intense poems to read. The poets use many different ways, for example, similes, metaphors and imagery to express feelings and emotions, which are often very passionate in love poems. However, not all these poems are about love in a positive attitude, some show feelings of anger, pain, and sadness. "Meeting at Night" is a poem about taking risks for love. It starts with a journey, and a sense of secrecy, and romance. The person is sailing across a "grey sea" to a "warm sea-scented beach" at night. The sea is used to describe the intense emotion that he or she is feeling, and in a sense, this person is overcoming this emotion and rowing towards the land of love. When this person arrives at the beach they travel
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