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find these poems: http://www.poemhunter.com/. If they are not available at Poem Hunter, youcan easily find them by using Google to search for the poem and author’s name.“Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost“Eldorado” by Edgar Allan Poe“Woman Work” by Maya Angelou“How Happy Is the Little Stone” by Emily Dickinson“O Captain! My Captain!” by Walt Whitman“To My Dear and Loving Husband” by Anne Bradstreet“A Hymn to the Evening” by Phillis Wheatley“The Yellow Violet” by William Cullen Bryant“Yet Do I Marvel” by Countee Cullen“The Long Hill” by Sara TeasdaleCopy the text of your poem here:a) Other musical effects:Activity 3: Universal Themes in Poetry: LoveThe lessons discuss three types of love: romantic love (between a man and a woman), brotherlylove (profound respect for people simply because they are human beings like oneself), andidealistic love (love that transcends human relationships). These three types of love are verycommon themes in poetry throughout the ages. Your task in this activity will be to find examplesin contemporary songs of at least two of these themes and briefly explain how some linesdemonstrate the theme. If you wish, you may do all three. This will be completed in the exercisearea on your template. Here is an example:Idealistic LoveSong title: “Calling Out Your Name”20
Songwriter: Rich MullinsLines that demonstrate the theme:I can feel the earth trembleBeneath the rumbling of the buffalo hoovesAnd the fury in the pheasant's wingsAnd there's fury in a pheasant's wingsIt tells me the Lord is in His templeAnd there is still a faithThat can make the mountains moveAnd a love that can make the heavens ringAnd I've seen love make heaven ringHow the lines demonstrate the theme:The last four lines talk about faith and love that can accomplish great things. It is speaking offaith in and love for God, as we notice in the fifth line that the singer mentions that “the Lord isin His temple.” I know that Rich Mullins was a Christian artist, so I know that he is referring tothe one true God, which is a definite example of idealistic love.Choose two of the three types of love and fill out the information below.Romantic LoveSong Title:Songwriter:Lines that demonstrate the theme:Brotherly LoveSong Title:Songwriter:Lines that demonstrate the theme:Idealistic LoveSong Title:21
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