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Ted Hughes was an English poet born in 1930 in Yorkshire. He studied at Cambridge University and served in the Royal Air Force. Hughes published his first book of poems in 1957 and went on to write over 90 books. He married American poet Sylvia Plath in 1956, but they separated in 1962, and Plath died by suicide soon after. Hughes had a long career as a poet and was appointed Poet Laureate of Britain in 1984, holding the position until his death in 1998.
Ted Hughes was an English poet born in 1930 in Yorkshire. He studied at Cambridge University and served in the Royal Air Force. Hughes published his first book of poems in 1957 and went on to write over 90 books. He married American poet Sylvia Plath in 1956, but they separated in 1962, and Plath died by suicide soon after. Hughes had a long career as a poet and was appointed Poet Laureate of Britain in 1984, holding the position until his death in 1998.
Ted Hughes was an English poet born in 1930 in Yorkshire. He studied at Cambridge University and served in the Royal Air Force. Hughes published his first book of poems in 1957 and went on to write over 90 books. He married American poet Sylvia Plath in 1956, but they separated in 1962, and Plath died by suicide soon after. Hughes had a long career as a poet and was appointed Poet Laureate of Britain in 1984, holding the position until his death in 1998.
children's writer was born on 17 August 1930 in Mytholmroyd, Yorkshire He was described as one of the twentieth century’s greatest English poets Hughes' sister Olwyn was 2 years elder and his brother Gerald was 10 years elder His family moved to Mexborough when he was seven He attended Mexborough grammar school, and wrote his first poems from the age of fifteen In 1956 he met and married the American poet Sylvia Plath In May 1962 Assia and her third husband the Canadian poet David Wevill, were invited to spend a weekend with Plath and Hughes. But Plath was quick to discover the budding affair. Hughes and Plath separated in the autumn of 1962 and she set up life in a new flat with the children Sylvia Plath gassed herself in her kitchen following his affairs with another woman Assia Wevill. By than Frieda was three and Nicholas barely one year old. Six years later in March 1969 Assia Wevill killed herself and Shura (their four year old daughter in the same way as Plath's suicide by asphyxiation from a gas stove In August 1970 Hughes married Carol Orchard, a nurse, and they remained together until his death Ted Hughes was died on 28 October 1998 in London, United Kingdom After serving as in the Royal Air Force, Hughes attended Cambridge university He studied archeology and anthropology, taking a special interest in myths and legends From 1955 to 1956, he worked as a rose gardener, night-watchman, zoo attendant, schoolteacher, planned to teach in Spain then emigrate to Australia Hughes's first book of poems, Hawk in the Rain, was published in 1957. He Awarded first prize by judges Marianne Moore, W.H. Auden, and Stephen Spender Over the next 41 years, he would write upwards of 90 books, and win numerous prizes and fellowships In 1984, he was appointed England’s poet laureate In 1992 Hughes published Shakespeare and the Goddess of Complete Being, a monumental work inspired by Graves' The White Goddess. In 1998 his Tales for Ovid won the Whitbread British Book of the Year prizes Ted Hughes' poetic style is original and he is influenced by Hopkins, Dylan Thomas and Sylvia Plath. His usual tendency is to use tough vocabulary and put words together in an unusual combination The use of repetitiveness, paradox, obscurity and ambiguity makes his poems rich in their stylistic outlook. Ted Hughes, a British poet of the post war era is very much fond of using animal imagery. He is a poet of natural vitality Simplicity of Words and Syntax in Certain Poems Graphic and realistic imagery is another striking feature of Hughes’s poetic style The Structural Unity of Hughes’s Poems: Every Poem has proper Organism Hughes’s poetry relies on not only diction and rhythm but also on the sound of words. To Hughes, the appeal of the sound of words was even more important than their visual impact Presented by: Saima Perveen Poem was written after world War II Autobiographical Poem Poem consists of 7 stanzas Each stanza is consist of sestet (6 lines) 3rd line of each stanza is consist of long sentence Poem consists of 2 parts (Nature & Death) Free verse No use of personal pronoun Langue is not complex Imagery, Metaphor and personification The word “autumn”, this word symbolizes sadness, probably sadness that is felt by the writer. “a brown poppy head” symbolizes something that long drawn out that has not disappointed from its feeling. Poet uses personification by saying "poppy head" “Empty feet” the feet there symbolized, step that means useless step It can also describe as a metaphor “the woodland gold”, the word gold symbolizes wealth, prosperity, swanky. “is folded in feathers” and “with its head in a bag”. These two phrases describe the uncivilized done by man to animals. “Of the sun who has gathered the birds and who gathers” symbolizes the afternoon atmosphere where birds are on the way home to their nest and the sunsets go home, at the same time. “Evening” means the end, or we can also say the end of the life. “Golden” here is the description of sunset in the evening. “Holy” describe the tranquil nuance, comfortable or cozy when the sunsets. “Ponds gone black” extended imagery of autumn which suggests a sadness or 'sorrow‘ “The beetle’s palace” symbolise Belgium's 19th century royal palace “Camp” symbolizes shelter that is broken slowly. “One day is gone”, symbolizes a poet expectation that someday sadness will be gone. “It has left only litter firewood” symbolizes sadness, destruction, anger. “Huntsman” describe as an evil person “Fox’s sorrow” describes the fox has been caught by the huntsman and he is satisfied. This describes the egoism of man who is heads I win, tails you lose. “Till earth closes her ear to the fox’s prayer” shows that how a lot the fox’s prayer (the suffering of fox) until the earth cannot stand hearing it anymore. “Of the face with wrinkles that looks through the window” describes sadness in the old age. “Tatty fairground” describes how old the writer is. “Children” describe freedom, cheerfulness. Being a children we feel happy, freedom, joyful but, the old will come to all children and they will feel the sadness as the same as the old man. And after being old it is difficult to us to get the happiness, freedom, cheerfulness and so on