Mohammed Suleman

 Refugee Blues by W. H. Auden Summary The poem Refugee Blues by W.H. Auden talks about the pain and struggles of refugees who are forced to leave their home country. The speaker, along with a loved one, shares their feelings of rejection and hopelessness as they try to find a place to live. Despite living in a world with so many people and opportunities, they are treated as outsiders and denied help.   The poem shows how refugees face cruelty and discrimination. Politicians and officials turn them away, and society views them as a threat. The poet contrasts their suffering with the freedom of animals and nature, like birds singing happily and fish swimming freely. These comparisons highlight how unfair life is for humans who are controlled by political decisions.   The repeated lines, such as “my dear,” make the poem sound like a sad song, showing their endless search for safety and acceptance. In the end, the poem reflects the refugees’ fear of being hunted and their dee...

                                          Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare   Plot Overview  In Rome, people celebrate Julius Caesar's return after defeating Pompey’s sons in battle. A soothsayer warns Caesar to beware the ides of March (the 15th of March), as it will be dangerous for him. Caius Cassius, a senator, plots to kill Caesar out of jealousy and self-interest. He convinces Caesar's friend, Marcus Brutus, to join the conspiracy, fearing that Caesar’s rise to power will destroy the values of the Roman Republic. On the ides of March, Caesar’s wife, Calpurnia, has bad dreams and omens, and begs him to stay home. But Caesar ignores her warnings when Decius Brutus, another conspirator, convinces him to go to the Senate, claiming the senators plan to crown him. At the Senate House, Caesar is surrounded by the conspirators and stabbed to death. Mark Antony, Caesar's lo...