Candacé Oglesby

UNCG18 | Biology (BS) | PRE- MED

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Earl of Rochester wrote with ease and the result of that was different works on topical concerns within his day and time. #IntPoe14

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In imperfect enjoyment, the speaker trashed the women he slept with. Why do you think he did this? Are we prone to do the same? #IntPoe14

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@Airhyne1 this form of sex is eloquent. Think about it, the original baseless sex is how feelings are formed. Just as his. #IntPoe14

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@NatalieSuchy I agree bc he started to trash her after he found out that she was a whore and didn't like that about her. #IntPoe14

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@JHiggs_UNCG I agree that he expresses he cant be with her, but i think he backed out bc she is a whore and thats his deal breaker #IntPoe14

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@JustinJordaneng I dont think he told conflicting messages in Tables Turned I think he expressed that a book cant teach everything #IntPoe13

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@bridgey_midgeyy Wordsworth wrote simplisticly so people could understand the poem better. What better way than an innocent child? #IntPoe13

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Though distant from his father, Wordsworth started writing poems and other pieces because his father encouraged him to do so. #IntPoe13

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@tierra_tnthomp3 I agree, I think she understands death, but she knows they are living eternally, which means they are still alive #IntPoe13

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Tables Turned ends forcefully with "We murder to dissect." Do you agree that our intellect overshadows the lessons from nature? #IntPoe13

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@bridgey_midgeyy I see both because remorse is the purpose of the poem, but grieving comes in the middle of the poem unconsciously #IntPoe12

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@tierra_tnthomp3 I like that line as well because he talked about the "feeble" soaring. I related that to flying high in heaven. #IntPoe12

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Poetry is said to be the best way to expand your vocabulary. Will you start writing poetry? Or is your vocabulary up there? #IntPoe12

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@JHiggs_UNCG I believe he is grieving and questioning the death of a child, and yes, why do they die so early. So innocent. #IntPoe12

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In lines 13-16 of Philips poem, she states no 1 sees her moan or weep. Do you think we still hide our grievances from the public? #IntPoe12

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Swift went by at least 3 different names when he wrote his poetry. Mostly nicknames. #IntPoe11

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@KenyaWall1015 I totally agree, I think he is praising his death for the "bad" and saying we're finally free of you. #IntPoe11

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@britt_warren18 I think he is referencing his death, not necessarily inside, in general. The first few lines is him saying goodbye #IntPoe11

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In Swift's poem, he is recognizing the death of a general. Do you think he is praising his death in a good or bad way? #IntPoe11

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@lsummers_uncg I agree, it did seem like he was referencing a son, but I don't think he blames himself for the death. #IntPoe11