First Love By John Clare This is a poem
about love. The writer John Clare wrote this poem in the 19th Century and
worked from the age of seven on a farm as a farm labourer. The particular day
he refers to in the poem is when he saw a beautiful woman and he felt for the
first time the emotion of love. He describes how his emotions were in total
turmoil and left him unable to walk. "My legs refused to walk away"
He also tells the reader how futile the hope of his love is when he says,
"My life and all seemed turned to clay." In the second verse, John
Clare explains to the reader that when he sees her everything turned to
darkness. "Seemed midnight at noonday" John Clare writes about the
physical affect that the girl has on him. This might make the reader relate to…
Clare was allegedly suffering from a mental
illness, This poem means that the poet no longer has emotional stability
"my heart has left its resting place" and the remainder of this haeku
means that the poet cannot find peace any more.
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