A compassion of, stop all the clocks, Cut the telephone by W.H Auden And Remeberby Christana Rosselt

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A compassion of, stop all the clocks,

Cut the telephone’ by W.H Auden

And ‘Remeber’by Christana Rosselt

Many poets write about death and how they feel when they lose loved ones, and a good example of this W.H Auden whose poem ,’stop all the clocks...’ outlines his feelings about how he thinks the world should change because his lover is dead. Another poem by Christana Rosselt called ‘Remember’ also discusses about death, Rossetti writes from the point of view of the person who is dying and Auden from that of the friend or lover left to mourn. Rossetti writes in the period before the death. "Remember me when I am gone away" In an attempt to comfort the lover who will be left behind.

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The poem “stop all the clocks..” is about The speaker in the poem he has lost love in his life, and believes his life is meaningless without out that person who has died. This outlines that now the is nothing for the speaker and the is no need to go on with his or hers life.

The poem “remember” is about a woman who is going to die, she wants to help him to move on after the death. "Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad" that is a quote ...

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