Parting At Morning Analysis

Author: poem of Robert Browning Type: poem Views: 100

Round the cape of a sudden came the sea,
And the sun looked over the mountain's rim:
And straight was a path of gold for him,
And the need of a world of men for me.

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I think it means how the man has to leave his lover and entually return to the reality world.

| Posted on 2010-01-11 | by a guest

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This poem is about how a man thought he was in love with a woman (Meeting at Night), but in the morning, after he finally gets what he wanted, he realizes that he just wants to get back to the "world of men". He leaves the woman who is probably still in love with him and goes back to his original life like nothing ever happened. The sea that comes around the cape represents the man's realization that he really isn't in love with this woman. It came "suddenly" because he didn't expect it, yet his bubble of love was instantly popped and there wasn't one affectionate feeling left for his temporary lover. The author tries to redeem the man with the middle two lines of the poem by defending his decision to leave the woman but in the end, he inconsiderately goes back to his own life without even thinking about how that would make his partner feel.

| Posted on 2010-01-06 | by a guest

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Its about death. Common for folks to pass at morning after a long nights vigil. The journey to the vast open ocean, a release, and then golden path to the sun (god) of the soul leaving the body for the beyond. The writer is telling of the parting at death for his friend and the need for a world of men for him is to stay behind in the physical world of mankind.

| Posted on 2009-09-18 | by a guest

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In this sequel, he is finally able to marry Elizabeth. He is also able to fulfill his hearts desires, as well as his sexual desires.

| Posted on 2009-03-22 | by a guest

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As a critic reader and writer, I think this poem is all about sexual activity. "And the sun looked over the mountain's rim" (line2) means that it is night already, night can symbolizes to romance and intimacy. "And straight was a path of gold for him, And the need of a world of men for me" (line 3,4), a gold straight path cannot in anyway i believe convey to something negative..it's like the speaker now at this dark silent time has something to do..and it's joyful as i can see and sense it.
And why do you think the narrator illustrates the need of a world of me for him????
What can a world of men imply to???
Maybe x about it guys!

| Posted on 2008-02-09 | by a guest

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