When I read the poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, I was interested in finding out if the author’s personal life was involved when writing this. While reading this poem I enjoyed the variation of imagery presented. I struggled a little bit with why Longfellow kept repeating the idea of how the tide rises and the tide falls but it made me realize how he is explaining that life is a cycle. After analyzing this poem I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of alliteration, imagery and personification.
This poem uses alliteration in almost every verse of the poem. A few examples are “curlew calls”, “sea-sands”, “towards the town”, and “steeds in their stalls”. The author uses alliteration to add effect to the poem, to make it more interesting and to keep the fluidity of the poem. Alliteration is one of the many reasons I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of alliteration in order to transmit the passing of time.
Throughout the poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” the poet refers to the essence of time in relation to somebody’s personal lifetime. The constant reference to animals and the tide at the beginning and at the end of the poem represent that life goes on for the world even after our passing. The tide “efface the footprints in the sands” might mean, “time erases all”, because it its everlasting. Another example could be “the day returns”. In this part of the poem Longfellow is demonstrating how it will never stop, how it is a cycle. He shows us by using personification giving human traits to things. This is why I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of personification. Life has the power to keep on going without us, as if we were never there.
The poem written by Longfellow has deeper meaning lying inside; Longfellow gives us extravagant imagery by explaining different points of views in the poem. We can see the beauty of his writing through imagery because it is represented in such ways such as “the twilight darkens, the curlew calls” and so much more. Longfellow seems to suggest that time is not really something measurable. This is another reason I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of imagery. He also shows that perhaps time does not exist at all and that the events occurring in the poem were imagery is taken place are just transitory events in one moment of eternity.
In sum, Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. He shows this with the use of, alliteration, personification and imagery. Anybody who reads this poem by Longfellow will be immediately attracted to the amount of description provided. In the poem a lot is going on but the most important things are that life of the sea continues even though the traveler won’t return, and that the traveler represents life of a person in general; although we live marks (footprints) they cover up (wash away).
When I read the poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, I was interested in finding out if the author’s personal life was involved when writing this. While reading this poem I enjoyed the variation of imagery presented. I struggled a little bit with why Longfellow kept repeating the idea of how the tide rises and the tide falls but it made me realize how he is explaining that life is a cycle. After analyzing this poem I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of alliteration, imagery and personification.This poem uses alliteration in almost every verse of the poem. A few examples are “curlew calls”, “sea-sands”, “towards the town”, and “steeds in their stalls”. The author uses alliteration to add effect to the poem, to make it more interesting and to keep the fluidity of the poem. Alliteration is one of the many reasons I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of alliteration in order to transmit the passing of time.Throughout the poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” the poet refers to the essence of time in relation to somebody’s personal lifetime. The constant reference to animals and the tide at the beginning and at the end of the poem represent that life goes on for the world even after our passing. The tide “efface the footprints in the sands” might mean, “time erases all”, because it its everlasting. Another example could be “the day returns”. In this part of the poem Longfellow is demonstrating how it will never stop, how it is a cycle. He shows us by using personification giving human traits to things. This is why I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of personification. Life has the power to keep on going without us, as if we were never there.The poem written by Longfellow has deeper meaning lying inside; Longfellow gives us extravagant imagery by explaining different points of views in the poem. We can see the beauty of his writing through imagery because it is represented in such ways such as “the twilight darkens, the curlew calls” and so much more. Longfellow seems to suggest that time is not really something measurable. This is another reason I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of imagery. He also shows that perhaps time does not exist at all and that the events occurring in the poem were imagery is taken place are just transitory events in one moment of eternity.In sum, Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. He shows this with the use of, alliteration, personification and imagery. Anybody who reads this poem by Longfellow will be immediately attracted to the amount of description provided. In the poem a lot is going on but the most important things are that life of the sea continues even though the traveler won’t return, and that the traveler represents life of a person in general; although we live marks (footprints) they cover up (wash away).
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When I read the poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, I was interested in finding out if the author’s personal life was involved when writing this. While reading this poem I enjoyed the variation of imagery presented. I struggled a little bit with why Longfellow kept repeating the idea of how the tide rises and the tide falls but it made me realize how he is explaining that life is a cycle. After analyzing this poem I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of alliteration, imagery and personification.
This poem uses alliteration in almost every verse of the poem. A few examples are “curlew calls”, “sea-sands”, “towards the town”, and “steeds in their stalls”. The author uses alliteration to add effect to the poem, to make it more interesting and to keep the fluidity of the poem. Alliteration is one of the many reasons I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of alliteration in order to transmit the passing of time.
Throughout the poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” the poet refers to the essence of time in relation to somebody’s personal lifetime. The constant reference to animals and the tide at the beginning and at the end of the poem represent that life goes on for the world even after our passing. The tide “efface the footprints in the sands” might mean, “time erases all”, because it its everlasting. Another example could be “the day returns”. In this part of the poem Longfellow is demonstrating how it will never stop, how it is a cycle. He shows us by using personification giving human traits to things. This is why I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of personification. Life has the power to keep on going without us, as if we were never there.
The poem written by Longfellow has deeper meaning lying inside; Longfellow gives us extravagant imagery by explaining different points of views in the poem. We can see the beauty of his writing through imagery because it is represented in such ways such as “the twilight darkens, the curlew calls” and so much more. Longfellow seems to suggest that time is not really something measurable. This is another reason I believe that Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. This theme was communicated through the poet’s use of imagery. He also shows that perhaps time does not exist at all and that the events occurring in the poem were imagery is taken place are just transitory events in one moment of eternity.
In sum, Longfellow’s poem “The Tide Rises The Tide Falls” demonstrates how life is a cycle that keeps recurring and that time won’t stop for you no matter what happens. He shows this with the use of, alliteration, personification and imagery. Anybody who reads this poem by Longfellow will be immediately attracted to the amount of description provided. In the poem a lot is going on but the most important things are that life of the sea continues even though the traveler won’t return, and that the traveler represents life of a person in general; although we live marks (footprints) they cover up (wash away).
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