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'Also the metrical composition shows how men are the leaders, because in the verse form for them to abide up she was the one who had to travel o him in the freezing cold and pouring rain. As substantially as that it is as though he is abashed by her because he is meeting her in a deserted place. The theme of power over women is in either case explored in Porphyrys Lover by Robert Browning, where the poet makes the narrator of the rime(Porphyrys Lover) reprise the word â€Å"mine” to highlight his possession of her. In addition to this, it is the womans physical body which is arranged, in such(prenominal) a powerless position which in a weird way represents the power which men convey over women.There is also objectification to women â€Å"And give herself to me reeve”, as though she were an object that cannot object doesnt support any emotions and admire him. Then Porphyrys Lover kills her, think because he wanted that to be the last moment with her as he ent angle true happiness, â€Å"made my soreness swell, and relieve it grew” think that he thought that she was so happy and content that she wouldnt mind dying in that location and then. â€Å"l am quite sure she felt no pain”, but she was human and did obtain the pain but he didnt see her same that. â€Å"And yet God has not said a word! Because he feels he hasnt been punished by God yet, he feels as though putting to death her was the right thing to o. My Last Duchess is a poem that has many important themes, one of these themes being objectification to women. The women in this poem known as the last duchess was ignore as though she were an uncared for object with no feelings. She wasnt allowed to countenance a life outside of her husband and this was precise common in the Victorian time. However this poems showed how if women didnt follow their husbands rules they would be killed, so men may have cared about their wives but they cared more about how they wer e seen by society.Just because the last duchess blushed near a man and her occur as showing her husband assumed she was trifling and thought it was necessary to murder her as he thought that because of her he was looking bad to society. â€Å"l gave commands” the speaker said, this phase suggesting how men dominate women. He also says â€Å"Whod stoop to blame” the word ‘stoop core go down, and society in the Victorian period did not support men to be henpecked by women. Having by Carol Ann Duffy is a poem that shows how the loss of a man during the Victorian era could cause major heartache and eternal misery.In the for the first time line she calls him a â€Å"sweetheart bastard” the ‘sweetheart shows that he is still in love with him but at the same time she hates him we know this from the word ‘bastard. This is an oxymoron employ to emphasis her aggression. The phrase â€Å"wished him dead” shows her desperation and how with al l(prenominal) day her anger grows. â€Å"ropes on the back of my pass on” is a metaphor which could be representing her veins due to deform and anger or the clenching and unclench of her fist showing that she is still tied to him. â€Å"Spinster. ” Is a one-word sentence meaning that she is set up up and outdated.\r\n'