BA Semester 1 (English) A Study of Poetry-1 (Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University)

MAHARAJA KRISHNAKUMARSINHJI BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY

B.A. (ENGLISH) SEMESTER – I Core Course English1: ENG-CC-106 A Study of Poetry-1


Here, I have Recited poems which is a part of new syllabus of First Year Semester 1 English Subject, MKBU (Bachelor of Arts).  Soon going to upload materials of these all the poems so stay tuned.

Kaushal Desai on YouTube: Kaushal Desai


Unit: 1

My Friends , The Things That Do Attain by Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey




Since There’s No Help by Michael Drayton



Fear No More The Heat of the Sun by William Shakespeare

Unit: 2

Virtue by George Herbert



Prayer Before Birth by Louis MacNeice



Ode on Solitude by Alexander Pope

Unit: 3

A Red, Red Rose by Robert Burns



Three Years She Grew by William Wordsworth



When We Two Parted by Lord Byron

Unit: 4

Break, Break,Break by Alfred, Lord Tennyson



When I Was One-and-twenty by Alfred Edward Housman



Cities and Thrones and Powers by Rudyard Kipling


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