I am copying the exact instructions from my online English Literature Class. “Your audience has read the poems you are analyzing, so you should not simply summarize them. Instead, you should give your audience a careful and thoughtful evaluation of the poems, an insightful explanation that will help your audience understand the meaning and significance of these poems in relation to one another. Make sure that your entire essay is focused on one thesis, on one main point that you want to make about the poems. Your paper should follow the conventions of MLA documentation. Compare two poems, evaluating their literary and linguistic merit. Explain what the two poems have in common and how they differ. Be sure to use the terminology included in Chapter Twelve.You will also need to use at least three scholarly articles that supports your thesis. These can be all internet resources.” The 2 poems I have chosen are William Shakespeare “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day” and Howard Moss “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day?” Terminology from chapter 12 includes syntax, imagery, figurative language, structure, metaphor, stanzas, tone, simile, personification, hyperbole, etc… For my class and the terminology I referenced in Chapter 12 are from Robert DiYanni, Literature, Approaches to Fiction, Poetry and Drama
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