He Wished for the Cloths of Heaven and Love by George

This verse comes crosswise as a declaration of hump where the poet has used rich tomography and metaphoric solelyy described the sky as a cloth. He paints a beautiful image of the sky as being inwrought with golden and fluent light, golden during the day and silver with the light of the moon. The visualise created In the mind of the reader of spreading the cloths under her feet, Like a cloak, Is a ro objet darttic and chivalrous unmatched. The tone In the beginning of Cloths of Heaven Is one of exuberance as it describes a joyful, effervescent declaration of love scarce awards the end it changes to fearful as the poet considers that his love might be rejected.I count this poem captures the pain of unanswered love which is capable of permanently keen a person, hence to avoid being a victim of such a perplexuation, Yeats is warning his love to be c atomic number 18ful with his fondness and dreams for he feels fragile and vulnerable in his declaration of love. George Herbe rt Love on the other hand, explores his love for the Almighty. He draws attention to the fact that God is love. It shows God as a gracious host, perceptive and tolerant of the unavoidable failings of is honest followers, full of liberality and goodness, who overcomes all of objections to uniting ourselves with Him.The poet who Is keen on meeting God holds himself sustain because he feels undeserving as a result of the blurts he has committed, which modulate his belief In the fact that Is he not worthy comely to stand before the Almighty. God is portrayed to be so open, so engaging and forgiving. All the poets protests are met with gentle persuasion, which is something that we all identify Gods loving nature with. Both the poems bring out different aspects of love.In He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven, Yeats dialogue or so romantic love and the pain one must present a bun in the oven if that love is rejected, while George Herbert Love not only describes his love for God so lely also talks about the Almighty loving nature hardly also the beauty of his love for mankind. Yet, the underlying factor in some(prenominal) the poems is Love. He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven William Butler Yeats HAD I the heavens embroidered cloths, Inwrought with golden and silver light, The blue and the dim and the dark cloths T nylon anon align an I would spread the cloths under your feetBut l, being pitiful, have only my dreams I have spread my dreams under your feet Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. Love George Herbert Love bade me welcome yet my soul pull back, Guilty of dust and sin. But quick-eyed Love, observing me grow slack From my eldest entrance in, Drew nearer to me, sweetly questioning If I lacked anything. A guest, I answers, worthy to be here Love said, You shall be he. l, the unkind, unappreciative? Ah, my dear, I shagnot look on Thee. Love took my hand and smiling did reply, Who make the eyes still I? Truth, Lord but I have marred the m let my shameGo where it doth deserve. And know you not, says Love, Who bore the blame? My dear, then I testament serve. You must sit down, says Love, and taste my meat. So I did sit and eat. Question 3 On this iciness winters night Only scummy passage baby birdren are in sights She calls out to the man on the street Sir, put up you help me? Its cold and Ive nowhere to stay, Is at that place somewhere you can tell me? No blankets no shoes How on undercoat will they make it through He walks on, doesnt look back He pretends he cant hear her Starts to whistle as he crosses the streetSeems embarrassed to be thither Oh think twice, its another day for You and me in paradise Oh think twice, its only another day for you, You Ana me In paradise He can nail shes been crying Its such a sad sights To be out, on this cold night, 0 You should be in bed all nice and smashed Not wet and cold, with no one to hold. Shes got blisters on the soles of her feet Cant walk but shes tryin g You are precious, were u ever told? 0 Someone should cognise only where do they go? Oh lord, is there nothing more anybody can do Oh lord, there must be something you can sayFor, it is a sin For these poor street shaverren. To be in plain sights On this cold, wet winters night. You can tell from the lines on her face You can see that shes been there Probably been moved on from every place Coos she didnt fit in there Another Day in Paradise Phil Collins He walks on, doesnt look back Oh Think twice, its another day for Oh Think twice, its precisely another day for you, can Chi. WA K out common sense trying route Children No blankets, no shoes How on earth will they make it through Besides their cold faces,0 Wet legs and soggy traces. They stand here all alone With no umbrella nor a phone. 0 To be out, on this cold night,0 Not wet and cold, with no one to hold. 0 You are precious, were u ever told? 0 Just where do they go? 0 For is a sin 0 For these poor street children. O An other day in Paradise talks about the disheartening story of a poor, homeless child who has nowhere to sleep and is unable to bear the cold outside so she asks a man passing by if he knows of some place where she can go but her question is answered with silence as the man walks off, embarrassed to be there.The writer questions god f there is anything he can do to solve their problem and get rid of their pain. Hence, the plight of homeless children, their woe and their pain is brought out in this Dialectal song Day board Collins. An anonymous writer won napes to De a rescued homeless child has written the poem. Both, the song and the poem have an underlying theme, which is the pain and pitiable of poor children with nowhere to go. In the poem, the poet compares the life of a street child to that of a regular child of the same age and brings out the discrepancy between their lives.Like on a cold inters night, a child must be tucked into bed, not Wet and cold with none to hold. Str eet children do not deserve to grow up in such horrid conditions. It is indeed a sin to see them suffer this way, and do nothing about it. They have nobody to look after them or look out for them. In this poem, the poet brings out the sadness in her heart stemming from the pain she feels by seeing little homeless children endure all the pain and suffering they do not deserve. Hence, in my opinion the poem and the song go well together as both are directed towards a common issue, the plight of homeless children.