discuss the major theme of the poem she walks in beauty by lord byron i.e beauty and harmony of mind and body

“She Walks in Beauty”.The poet appreciates only the subject’s outward beauty, not her personality.ResponsesTrueTrueFalseFalse

What light does the poem'For Anne Gregory' throw on the notion of beauty pervasive in our society?(in 40 words)

Summary of the poem For Anne Gregory is love poetry by William Butler Yeats, which signifies the whole idea of modern love. The poem is a kind of conversation between a lovely lady, Anne Gregory, and someone, who may be the poet or any known person. Anne is so beautiful that anyone can be attracted to her just at a glance. She is a feast to behold, and her beauty is a thing to harness. She has beautiful skin texture, and her hair is yellow coloured and so attractive. Her external beauty can make anyone mad in her love. So, the person who is speaking or is the speaker of the poem tells Anne that whosoever will love her, he will love her for her beautiful yellow hair and her external beauty. This shows the modern-day love, that today if we fall in love with anyone, we are attracted by his or her external beauty. We want our partner to be beautiful and look amazing. Even if a person is rude or arrogant but still, if he/she is beautiful, he/she will easily get love. This shows how we humans ignore the internal qualities in front of beauty.

Choose the poem that uses assonance.A necklace in the depth of blueOf scintillating silvery pearlsWhich peering eagerly we viewAs gracefully it curves and whirls.Awake to Love and Beauty! and sometimes'Tis well to be bereft of promis'd good,That we may lift the soul, and contemplateWith lively joy the joys we cannot share.

The following text is Baron George Gordon Byron’s poem “Answer to _______’s Professions of Affection,” written around 1814. The poem is addressed to an unknown person.In hearts like thine ne’er may I hold a place Till I renounce all sense, all shame, all grace— That seat, like seats, the bane of Freedom’s realm, But dear to those presiding at the helm— Is basely purchased, not with gold alone;Add Conscience, too, this bargain is your own—‘Tis thine to offer with corrupting artThe rotten borough of the human heart.What is the main idea of the text?*A. The speaker is expressing disapproval towards the unknwon person.B. The speaker is unimportant to the unknown person.C. The speaker is thinking of purchasing a seat.D. The speaker holds a place in the heart of the unknown person.