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A 5 page paper which examines the themes of love, nature, and imagination in Robert Burn’s poem “A Red, Red Rose.” No additional sources cited.
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paper properly! Introduction Poetry has a way of presenting us with various images and emotions. And, more often than not those images and emotions are largely up to the
reader or listener in terms of how they are interpreted. For example, while a particular poet may have written a particular poem in order to present the reader with images
of God, the reader or listener may interpret the poem to be one which illustrates the beauty of a woman. And, a poem that is about love, is often a
poem that can be interpreted in numerous ways, from various perspectives. In the following paper we examine Robert Burns poem "A Red, Red Rose" discussing how Burns offers us themes
of love, nature, and imagination. Love, Nature, and Imagination We begin with the first four lines of Burns poem in discussing the theme of love. "O my
Luves like a red, red rose/ Thats newly sprung in June:/ O my Luves like the melodie/ Thats sweetly playd in tune!" (1-4). In this we see a great deal
of passion and a great deal of nature, as it helps the narrator to describe love. We all understand that love is a very difficult emotion to describe or explain.
This is why Burns used the elements of nature in order to detail what love was, what it was doing, and what it perhaps meant to him. We see
the Burns related love to a rose that was red, very red as we note from his repetition of the word. This presents us with the image of one of
those deep blood red roses. And, the fact that the rose has just sprung open is an image that brings us the understanding that it is fresh, passionate, perhaps innocent,
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