The speaker, most likely Moore, flippantly says she does not like poetry because it seems trivial, even ridiculous. She is impatient with "half-poets" and pretentious poets, calling for a reassessment of what can constitute the medium. She seems passionate, despite her informal statements at the beginning of the poem.
The Question and Answer section for Poetry is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
EXPLORE HOW BLAKE PRESENT THE ABUSE OF POWER IN THE POEM LONDON AND ONE OTHER POEM
INTRODUCTION
William Blake's poem "London" is a poignant exploration of the social and political landscape in 18th-century England. Written during the Romantic...
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Who writes this poem?
