In this detailed and illustrated analysis of Shakespeare’s sonnet 30, you’ll learn: How it is structured What it really means How Shakespeare uses language to deliver his message effectively I’m Tutor Phil, and if you’re really curious what this sonnet means, here’s the short answer: In sonnet 30, Shakespeare complains that the thoughts of past… [Read More]
Analysis of Emily Dickinson’s “Success Is Counted Sweetest”
Emily Dickinson’s “Success Is Counted Sweetest” is a lyric poem in which the author argues that those who lack success appreciate it more than those who have it. And she uses an example of a dying soldier to illustrate her argument. In her short but powerful poem, Emily Dickinson manages to make a strong statement… [Read More]
How to Pass the VCLA Writing Test – Summary and Essay
If you’re planning to take the VCLA (Virginia Communication and Literacy Assessment) test or have failed the writing or the summary part and want to pass it the next time, you’ve come to the right place. This article is a step-by-step tutorial on how to pass the VCLA writing test, including the summary and the… [Read More]
Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 Analysis (Detailed and Illustrated)
Ever wondered what Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 really means and how it is organized? In this article, You’ll see how Sonnet 18 is structured – in fascinating detail You’ll discover what Shakespeare really means You’ll get plenty of ideas for writing about Sonnet 18 Now, let’s dive into a detailed analysis of the sonnet. Part 1… [Read More]
How to Turn 10 Words into an Essay – Basho’s Haiku
In this tutorial, you will learn how to turn 10 words into an essay. Students often wonder how to find materials to discuss something really short. And what we’ll do is read a very short poem which is a haiku, and it’s only 10 words. I’ll show you how I go about writing about such… [Read More]
