She Walks In Beauty by Lord Byron and Douglas Dunns Reincarnation :: English Literature

Both She Walks In Beauty by gentle Byron and Douglas Dunns renascence are about romance.She Walks In Beauty/ ReincarnationBoth She Walks In Beauty by Lord Byron and Douglas DunnsReincarnation are about romance. Although this is unbent they leasemuch to be contrasted. She Walks In Beauty is about a man who istruly besotted with a woman who, from my observations, he doesnt eveknow. I think this from the fact that he doesnt talk about anything unless for her looks and he says that he doesnt know her nameHad half impaird the nameless tenderness====================================The poet takes pleasures from the womans beauty and, unlikeReincarnation by Dunn, the verse mainly focuses on the womans sexualattraction. She is often compared to perfectionOf cloudless climes and starry skiesThis also shows just now how infatuated he is with her. This is an immensescale to put her on as it compares her not only to a section of acountry hardly to the enormity and perfection of the galax y. Thismetaphor also refers to her mysterious nature because -the metrical composition waswritten almost two hundred years ago, in the other(a) nineteenth century-not much was known about the night skies as it is so far away nobodyhas ever been there. This also shows how short he knows about her. Asense of adulation also occurs throughout Lord Byrons poem and itseems as though he fucknot criticise her at all.This is completely contrasted with the bond between himself and thewoman in Dunns Reincarnation. We can say, almost certainly, thatReincarnation is autobiographical, as we know that Dunns wife diedin 1984 from cancer. I think the sudden and premature death of hiswife has been the inspiration for this poem that is so full of nakedemotion and so full of authoritative love, unlike the lust for the woman in thepoem by Lord Byron, that you can almost feel his pain.For now I know the chagrin of being late,Too late.This shows the sorrow he is feeling. It also hints at remorse, pr ominentus the sense that he feels slightly guilty about the death, which was patently not his fault. It could also be showing us that he feels hehas unfinished business with her or maybe he feels that he didnt havechance to say goodbye because he was so unprepared for it.The expression chosen by Lord Byron is very sophisticated. The words hechooses to use, much(prenominal) as eloquent make his poem flow with a brush up andgraceful rhythm. The rhymes in She Walks In Beauty are monosyllabic