Philip
Larkin is a famous poet born in the year 1922 but died 1985 according to
records. He wrote the poem “Water” and the will to write has been his priority
since childhood. Among other things, he
was always writing to give answers to certain mysteries of his days.
A poetryfoundation article say, "Throughout his life, England was
Larkin’s emotional territory to an eccentric degree. The poet distrusted travel
abroad and professed ignorance of foreign literature, including most modern
American poetry. He accomplished recognition in terms quality
on his little volume of work. He also
supported his literary vision with other stuffs such as serving as a bookkeeper
for over 40 years and it aided his publication.
The
poem, 'The Building', by Philip Larkin, addressed the subject of ill health and
after-life with dictions the suggested a hospital setting.. Continue Reading >>>.
Water by Philip
Larkin is a simple complex poem and the complexity of meaning within the simple
structure of the poem has given it various opinions. I will be dishing out my
own point of view irrespective of its acceptance. I see freedom of choice and religious perspectives as the
themes of the poem... Continue Reading >>>.
Philip
Larkin's poem Church Going is a religious poem that commenced with the common
description of a Sunday service. He took the medium to question the act of
attending church. View the minds of the congregation, regardless of the decay
of religious custom in the western world... Continue Reading >>>.
This is truly a
lovely poem that asked the same question every adult has asked at one time or
the other; the question of “What is the Meaning of Life?” what is the true
reason for human to dwell on earth... Continue Reading >>>.
