LIT-2300 Intro to Literature - Exam 3 - Subjects

Dr. Hodgin

Wanting peace in nature.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree

A father’s unnoticed labor.

Those Winter Sundays

A dangerous royal voyage.

Sir Patrick Spence

A boy’s fatal accident.

Out, Out—

A duke describing his late wife.

My Last Duchess

A rough dance with a father.

My Papa’s Waltz

A writer critiquing her own work.

The Author to Her Book

Admiring a powerful train.

To a Locomotive in Winter

A train described like an animal.

I like to see it lap the Miles

Encouragement to keep going.

Speech to the Young

Exaggerated expressions of hatred.

Hate Poem

Children working while adults play.

The Golf Links

A child chimney sweep’s hardships.

The Chimney Sweeper

Listing ways to love someone.

How Do I Love Thee?

Pleading for spiritual renewal.

Batter my heart

Harvesting rough late-season fields.

Aftermath

A grandfather’s daily baking work.

Bread

Grass covering battlefields.

Grass

Observing suffering in the city.

London

An elderly couple’s simple life.

The Bean Eaters

Sorrow for the past.

Tears, Idle Tears

Waking between vision and reality.

Love Calls Us to the Things of This World

A woman mourning unborn children.

The Mother

Returning home for healing.

The House That Built Me

A speaker as a weapon awaiting use.

My Life had stood—A Loaded Gun

Mourning a fallen leader.

O Captain! My Captain!

Advice for living rightly.

Humble and Kind

Echoes in a beautiful landscape.

The Splendor Falls

Seeking forgiveness from a lord.

Redemption

Choosing between two paths.

The Road Not Taken