Wedding Vows

How Do I Love Thee? Comments

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not sure
Name: becca2009-07-14
I liked this poem a lot until I got to the last line-- that's not something you want to say at a wedding!
same thoughts
Name: sweety2010-01-28
same feelings here.. I loved this poem too until I read the last line.. that's not something you wanna say at anytime..
Same difference
Name: Honey2010-04-20
"... till death do us part", "... love thee better after death"...Same difference. It is a beautiful poem no matter what.
Love beyond Death
Name: zum2010-10-27
It's a deeply powerful finish to this, my favorite love poem. It speaks of a love that will transcend Death, a love that will last through eternity.
If You Only Knew
Name: Sandra2011-01-13
Please read the biography of Elizabeth Barrett. It will make the last line clearer and more meaningful.
Mixed emotions
Name: kAREN2011-03-10
Only god knows how long we would live But keep in mind remember the former things you did with your spous missing Its sad to loose someone BUT god knows he has better things for you
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Name: Divya2012-03-29
I focused on the poem Grass by Carl Sandburg. This is one of my rifovate poems. My reaction is always solemnity, thinking about the dead in those battlefields, decaying under the grass, wondering what's next. I find it appealing for many reasons, the first being the element of surprise that the content-title relationship brings. From the title Grass , one would never guess that the poem talks about bodies in various battle cemetaries across the world, and grasses role regarding the decomposition of the bodies. I am grass let me work .Another aspect of this poem that I find appealing is the us of figurative language. For example, portraying the dead as confused passengers asking their conductor, God, what is next in their journey.I also enjoy that fact that the poem is concise and to the point, while still making you feel profound emotions if you allow it.
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