the importance of literature
The Importance of Literature
There are many different forms of art that an artist can choose to express them emotionally. One of these forms of art is writing. When art and literature is compared they seem to share some of the same components. These include a structure, a tone, and a theme. In Robert Frost’s poem “Home Burial” he writes about a couple that are grieving over the loss of a child, and the breakdown of communication that adds to the troubles the couple is having. The author uses his speech to paint a picture in our imagination that conveys the pain from an experience he and his family had to endure. Through his words we are able to into the aftermath of emotions people feel when dealing with death. He expresses the importance of communication, and understanding within a marriage. While reading this poem the reader can through Robert Frost’s words see the scenario, and pain played out in their minds. Art is being able to speak without speaking, and to allow the beholder to interpret that work of art in a way that may speak to their hearts, and sensibilities. Literature is an art; it expresses feelings, struggles, successes, and failures. Literature gives insight into political, and societal oppression. In Ezra Pounds “In a Station of a Metro” she uses her words to encourage readers to use their memory to
Visualize a scenario that could be seen vividly by those who can relate to her setting of choice. Charlotte Perkins-Gilman uses literature to paint a mental picture of oppression off women in the 19th century. These works use theme, tone, and structure to bring the reader to the point where they can understand the reasoning, and meaning behind the work. The structure of the mentioned works varies in style; the end result of the works is to help the reader have a better understanding of our world. Many times a common tool in literature is the use of symbols. In Charlotte Perkins Gilman work “The Yellow Wallpaper”, she uses
There are many different forms of art that an artist can choose to express them emotionally. One of these forms of art is writing. When art and literature is compared they seem to share some of the same components. These include a structure, a tone, and a theme. In Robert Frost’s poem “Home Burial” he writes about a couple that are grieving over the loss of a child, and the breakdown of communication that adds to the troubles the couple is having. The author uses his speech to paint a picture in our imagination that conveys the pain from an experience he and his family had to endure. Through his words we are able to into the aftermath of emotions people feel when dealing with death. He expresses the importance of communication, and understanding within a marriage. While reading this poem the reader can through Robert Frost’s words see the scenario, and pain played out in their minds. Art is being able to speak without speaking, and to allow the beholder to interpret that work of art in a way that may speak to their hearts, and sensibilities. Literature is an art; it expresses feelings, struggles, successes, and failures. Literature gives insight into political, and societal oppression. In Ezra Pounds “In a Station of a Metro” she uses her words to encourage readers to use their memory to
Visualize a scenario that could be seen vividly by those who can relate to her setting of choice. Charlotte Perkins-Gilman uses literature to paint a mental picture of oppression off women in the 19th century. These works use theme, tone, and structure to bring the reader to the point where they can understand the reasoning, and meaning behind the work. The structure of the mentioned works varies in style; the end result of the works is to help the reader have a better understanding of our world. Many times a common tool in literature is the use of symbols. In Charlotte Perkins Gilman work “The Yellow Wallpaper”, she uses