Both the Wanderer and Seafarer have themes of Spiritual reflection, dissatisfaction, and the loneliness that comes with being far from civilization both physically and metaphorically. In the seafarer, God is presented in contradicting ways. On one hand, God is the cure to the speakers restlessness,…
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The exiles of the three speakers shared the experience of loneliness, contemplation, and longing for happier times in the past. They all wound up in unfavorable environments that led them to reflect on the brevity of life. The Seafarer comes across the isolation of living…
“The Wander” is a poem that discusses the cultural values of Anglo-Saxons before the 1800s. In the poem, pagan and Christian values interweave creating a poem with a sense of loneliness from a warrior’s separation from his chieftain and his resignation towards the Holy Lord….
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Within Auden’s, The Wanderer, there is a central theme that can be found throughout the imagery of the poem. The main theme that can be seen in the work is the presence of the unknown, or alien. Auden uses his diction, and in turn, tone…