Prometheus Unbound

In class this week, we discussed Percy Shelley’s “Prometheus Unbound.” We mainly talked about the main idea and how we shouldn’t but anything above others, we’re all equal. It goes more in depth my comparing mortal humans to Greek gods. During this discussion in class, this theme really stuck out to me the most compared […]

Dreams of the Open Sea

Taking a deeper look into the poem titled “Ulysses,” shows that it is just a bit of text in which the character that this same poem is named after, also known as Odysseus! Yes, the same dude from that epic poem that was written by Homer, titled “Odyssey.” Isn’t it interesting that this is the […]

Aurora Leigh

Aurora Leigh is a girl who grew up in Italy, but when her mother and father passed away she was forced to continue her life with her aunt. From here follows another cinderella story, in my opinion, she is forced to live by the aunt’s rules and was only allowed to know what she would […]

Lord Alfred Tennysons Fairytale

During class this week, we read stories by William Wordsworth and Lord Alfred Tennyson. Both stories were poems part of the Victorian Era. Lord Alfred Tennyson’s story was called The Lady Of Shalott and  the stories we read by William Wordsworth were called The World Is Too Much For Us and She Dwelt Among Untrodden […]

Themes and Main Idea of Prometheus Unbound

In class, we discussed the manifesto of Percy Shelley’s Prometheus Unbound, and how its main idea was how people should not rely on and pray to a god or higher power, but instead rely on our brilliance as a species. It does this by showing humans relationships with the gods specifically Greek gods. In this […]

Aurora Leigh: Education and Perfection

Aurora Leigh, a girl born from an Italian mother and an English father who is sent to her strict English aunt after her father dies. Considering the fact that poor Aurora Leigh is now an orphan, you would imagine that her aunt would at least try to be a loving person. Well you are wrong. […]

Not recognizing Beauty

This week in class we read  poems by William Wordsworth. One of the poems was called ” The world is too much with us” and the other poem we read by him was called “She dwelt among the untrodden ways”. Both of these poems had a common theme, they both talked about humans not appreciating […]