Navneesh yadav

 Dover Beach”                                                                                    -Matthew Arnold Introduction of the poem ‘Dover Beach’ by Matthew Arnold was published in 1867 in the volume entitled New Poems. He wrote this poem shortly after visiting with his wife, Frances Lucy Whitman, to the Dover region of south-east England. The poem is a dramatic monologue, in which the poet is lamenting on the loss of Christian faith in England during the mid-1800s as science captured the minds of the public. The speaker of the poem is the poet himself. The poem shows the poet’s concerns for the diminishing faith and values of Christianity and being unable to withstand the rising tide of scientific discoveries the poet laments on the new research and intellectual enquir...

 Break Break Break                -Lord Alfred Tennyson Introduction “Break, Break, Break” was written in 1835 and published in 1842. It is an elegiac poem written after the death of the poet’s college friend, Arthur Henry Hallam, who died in 1833. In “Break, Break, Break”, Tennyson delves into themes of death, the power of nature, and change. In this poem, a clear indication of the stark contrast between the outer world of free expression and the poet’s controlled pain is visible in the poem.  Analysis of the poem The poem is a short lyric. It has four stanzas having a set of four lines each, known as quatrains. In the poem, the poet wishes he could give voice to his thoughts and memories about his loss like the sea and others around him. There are series of comparisons between the poet’s inner world and outer world which shows the controlled inner pain and free expressions of the outer world.  Stanza I In this stanza, the spea...

 A man always thinks that he is something for others but he is nothing to others .because, it's his thinking. and nothing.so wake up. like not evening .be like morning.