Brit.+Romantics+Hypertext

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Dyson [] Emily Dickinson describes death as a blissful resting place where the weary may find eternal rest and security. It drew my attention as I was skimming through poems because the first line was a passionate cry of "Let down the bars, O Death!"

Alexa: http://www.poemhunter.com/i/ebooks/pdf/edgar_allan_poe_2004_9.pdf Edgar Allan Poe uses a beach to decribe his life. He says that the sand is slipping through his fingers almost as if life is passing him by.

[] Rikki: I forgot what the assignment was,so I just found one of each.In the poem linked above,Coelridge speaks about a beast as thought it were god and swotches subjects often.Its kind of an outreaxh poem

Najah: [] **A Funeral Poem on the Death of C.E. by Phillis Wheatley ** symbolize the acceptances of death; to be at peace. She believe in the afterlife and God. So she is basically saying your going to be okay know because your in the hand God.

Angelica http://www.poetry-archive.com/h/address_to_the_moon.html I like this poem because it shows the mysteries or nature and talks particularly aboutthe moon. I like the way that it talks about the moon and how nothing seems to bother it up there in the sky. It makes me think of it as a place where nothing goes wrong and everyone is happy and in a state of peace.