- Poetry Analysis:Mary Angelou's "Still I Rise"
- Poetry Analysis: Tennyson's "Ulysses"
- Symbolic Overtones in Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"
- Poetry Analysis: Yeats' "A Prayer for my Daughter"
- An In Depth Look at Alfred Lord Tennyson's, "Lotos-Eaters"
- Poetry Analysis: Robert Frost's "Home Burial"
- Critical Essay: Symbolism in Dickinson's "I Felt a Funeral in My Brain"
- Poetry Analysis: Wordsworth's "Upon Westminster Bridge"
- Poetry Analysis of Hood's "Autumn"
About Me
Rukhaya MK has done her Masters in English Language and Literature. She has completed her M Phil in English Language and Literature, and holds a diploma in Information Technology.She currently pursues an MBA.
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My Awards & Certifications
Second rank in the university for her post-graduation.
Won prizes in several writing competitions in English at the university level,state level and national level.She has also won prizes in painting and singing.
Stood second in South India for her proficiency in English in the board exams.
My Experience
The Featured Arts and Entertainment Contributor in the main category on AssociatedContent.com.
Was a four-starred writer on Helium.com before they stopped access to international writers.
My Latest Articles
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Symbolic Overtones in Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"
Robert Frost poems are singular for their deceptive simplicity. Though at the surface, they appear to be simple poems on nature, they signify something deeper. This is achieved by deft use of symbolism. "The Road Not Taken” is no exception in...Published on August 31, 2011 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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Critical Essay: Symbolism in Dickinson's "I Felt a Funeral in My Brain"
Emily Dickinson’s “I Felt a Funeral in My Brain” was first published in The Poems of Emily Dickinson, Third Series in 1896.The poetess exemplifies the collapse of her abstract mental process through employing concrete metaphors.Published on August 15, 2011 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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Poetry Analysis of Hood's "Autumn"
In Hood’s "Autumn," the season is apostrophized as an enigmatic person devoid of shadow. It is just like silence that exists with omnipresence but does not have any concrete manifestation. Read an explication of Thomas Hood's "Autumn"...Published on August 15, 2011 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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