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Poetry in Dead Poets Society
- Poetry in Dead Poets Society As can be expected, “Dead Poets Society” gives the poetry an important role.
- Several poets are quoted or discussed.
- For example, Robert Frost's “The Road Not Taken”, or Robert Herrick's “To The Virgins” are approached.
- However, Walt Whitman's “O Captain!
- My Captain!” and Henry D.
- Thoreau's “Walden” are certainly the most important poems of the film. “O Captain!
- My Captain” is important because that's how students have to call Keating, when they feel daring and because we can liken the poem and the movie.
- A few of “Walden”'s sentence were read at the beginning of every Dead Poets Society meeting, but this poem is actually what the movie is about: 'sucking the marrow out of life', 'seizing the day', 'carpe diem'.
- Despite all this, we can notice that even though Keating, who is an English literature teacher, never, in the movie, analyzed, or criticized or even studied a poem.
- He just commented a sentence.
- This non-analysis might have led his students to misinterpret some of his “lessons”.
- For example, with “The Road Not Taken”, he only says : “Robert Frost said, ‘Two roads diverged in a wood and I / I took the one less traveled by / And that has made all the difference.’”.
- What he forgot to say is that, in the rest of the poem, Frost's character is mocking his choice, something we can not know without the context.
- SophiaD
May 2014
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