literature

 The Huntsman By Edward Lowbury Critical analysis of the poem Theme or Idea of the poem This little cautionary narrative with its turn and counter turn is a good example of black but sick humor. Explain Blend of funny and unfunny aspects of life. Explain Note on the irony founded in this poem Elements of suspense and irony create a shocking impact Role of fate The hunter himself gets hunted in the Huntsman Moral lesson  The first and foremost aspect of this poem is that its theme is based on a famous Kenyan folklore. But, despite its geographical alienation, it bears irresistible appeal for all people dwelling in different climes and social background. The thing is that the poetic rendering of this poem is so bewitching that it tends to become a source of universal appeal and fascination. The story of the poem is just this that Kagwa, a huntsman of a certain African tribe, chances to come upon a human skull in forest while hunting a lion with the help of a spear. He addresses the skull

 Patriot into Traitor By Robert Browning Critical analysis of the poem Main idea of the poem Contrast moods of the poem The poem reflects pessimism as well as disillusionment but leads to optimism at the end. Explain Patriot into Traitor as a Dramatic Monologued Contrast in the fate of the hero The portrait is a great explain. Explain. Technically speaking, the poem in hand is a dramatic monologue . A monologue is a so each delivered by a character when he is all alone present on the stage. It is either an address to the audience or talking to oneself. The character reveals his inner self.It is called dramatic because it is replete with dramatic irony. The poem lashes a trenchant satire on the world of human beings in which people go on changing their directions of sympathy exactly like the weather cock which changes its direction with every puff of wind. The poem is tinged with cynical pessimism and the feelings of frustration, disillusionment and bitterness on account of being discar