Analyze Wordsworth in the first 1/2 of your essay, and then analyze Keats in the second 1/2, with comparative points made in the second 1/2 via loopbacks (Unlike Wordsworth, Keats …).

Two poems, one from Wordsworth one from Keats. Construct an essay with a main point that compares and contrasts the two poems. Try to avoid searching the internet for help, the writer’s own ideas is important.

Analyze Wordsworth in the first 1/2 of your essay, and then analyze Keats in the second 1/2, with comparative points made in the second 1/2 via loopbacks (“Unlike Wordsworth, Keats …”). This allows for a less mechanical development; we don’t get dizzy bouncing back-and-forth, and you keep from fracturing your analysis of each poet.

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