1)moths with stars is the fact that they are usually seen only at
night, and are then associated with light, then the poem does not ask
us to observe this association, merely to see ‘star-eaten’
as breathing new life and warmth into the lifeless and fusty old
cliché that is ‘moth-eaten’.
The suggestion of the poem –
again, what it says without saying –
is that the speaker is homeless. good poetry deals with the
necessary and includes only what is necessary. Hulme pushes this
point home by choosing ‘fiddles’
and ‘gold heels’
as the images with which he rejects sound and sight respectively;
both are associated with luxury, with what is not necessary but
merely desired. But warmth is something different: warmth is not only
desired but needed for us to live.
2)The poet express about loneliness or emptiness.when he passes from
the street he found a star but when he goes near ,it is not star but
a silver ribbon.Star is a symbol of brightness or hope but the poet
can not see it for long time.
3) poem is about loneliness .The white moon is a symbol of peace or
brightness.In the other side the lovers are burning it means the
heart of the lovers are burning.
4)Pound connects images of petals and boughs to a mass of humanity -
linking a man-made metropolitan scene with the cycles of nature.
Pound's use of living metaphors adds to the fleeting tone of this
poem. Flowers and trees, like human beings on a metro, are constantly
moving, growing, and changing. This short glimpse through the metro
doors is the only time that group of people will be as they are in
that instant. Similarly, no two petals will ever look exactly the
same, as rains come and go, winters freeze, and new buds bloom.
5)poet is puzzled by a pool which comes alive with he touches it.The
pool is banded in night and dark depending on movement like fish it
reflects poets feelings.The cover could represent something which has
gotten into the pool and died--it symbolizing a death shroud for the
"banded one."
6)The poem represents about war.Here poet says that he is tired and
he want freedom or he wants to free from his responsibility
7)The images in the poem is the idea of feelings and emotions of
sympathy.Eliot has also used a metaphor of the working classes, the
"housemaids". Also using symbolic words, such as "fog"
and the "window". The alliteration is used to help the
rhythm flow when real aloud. I like the poem because Eliot is not
criticizing society; he is just merely observing society. Although
Eliot has not given a solution for these people in his poem, he has
attempted the first step to any solution, he has observed society.
8)The Red Wheelbarrow,” Williams
discovers an aesthetic pattern and sensory pleasure in an ordinary
sight. The poem—or the moment of
perception it reports—evokes no
cultural traditions or literary associations. The absence of these is
strongly noticed, however, for if the poem is an immediate
experience, it is also a demonstration and argument.
9)The poem begins by telling us of an incident in the past. Once he
kept a big and beautiful jar upon an untidy hill in Tennessee. It was
a beautiful round jar, reminding one of the Grecian urns of Keats. We
are asked to imagine a kind of enormous hand placing a round jar on a
hill. The jar is an art object made by a human being, whereas the
hill on which it is placed is natural. This contrast becomes more
striking as the poem develops. The persona of the poem tells us that
the man made jar caused the wilderness to surround the hill, or that
the hill looked more untidy in contrast to the jar.
10The fragmentation of the word loneliness is especially significant,
since it highlights the fact that that word contains the word one. In
addition, the isolated letter l can initially appear to be the
numeral one. It creates the effect that the leaf is still one, or
"oneliness" whole within itself, even after it is isolated
from the tree.
