William Shakespeare and Ben Jonson are known authors whose written works are from the same era, in fact, Ben Jonson and William Shakespeare knew each other from some of their featured performances together. This essay is not about the relationship Jonson and Shakespeare shared together on a physical level but in the emotional wayaspect they share similarities within their writings. Following is a comparison between “Sonnet 29”, by William Shakespeare and “On My First Son”, by Ben Jonson. Religion plays a huge role within societies all over the world and is very evidentapparent in history, especially in writing.
Both poems mention God in a rather interestingattractive way that may not be very visible to the eye. God, in these two poems, is seen as extreme power whose existence seizes to exist on earth itself but overpowers man and becomes a second person in mind and body; the first being one’s own conscience. God is accepted but somehow a pain stake in Life which is hard to face because it seems as though he blesses the already blessed and takes away from those who have nothing. William Shakespeare and Ben Jonson are known authors whose written works are from the same era, in fact, Ben Jonson and William Shakespeare knew each other from some of their featured performances together.
This essay is not about the relationship Jonson and Shakespeare shared together on a physical level but in the emotional wayaspect they share similarities within their writings. Following is a comparison between “Sonnet 29”, by William Shakespeare and “On My First Son”, by Ben Jonson. Religion plays a huge role within societies all over the world and is very evidentapparent in history, especially in writing. Both poems mention God in a rather interestingattractive way that may not be very visible to the eye. God, in these two poems, is seen as extreme power whose existence seizes to exist on earth itself but overpowers man and becomes a second person in mind and body; the first being one’s own conscience.
The Essay on Transition in William Blake’s Poems
“Transition into a new phase of life can seem frightening; however these transitions can result in positive consequences. ” Discuss this statement with reference to two of Blake’s poems and the visual stimulus ‘Growing Up’. As an individual, we may feel daunted by the thought of moving into a new stage of life. However we must realise that change can in the long term result in positive outcomes, ...
God is accepted but somehow a pain stake in Life which is hard to face because it seems as though he blesses the already blessed and takes away from those who have nothing.
