Theme of Violence In Ted Hughess Poetry: A Study of Selected Poems

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Exploring the themes of violence and animal imagery, this study delves into Ted Hughes' early poetry, particularly from "The Hawk in the Rain" and "Lupercal." It examines how Hughes equates violence with instinctual energy, celebrating the power of the animal world. The analysis highlights the interconnectedness of violence and power in his work, emphasizing his portrayal of dark, primal forces. While critics have noted the presence of violence in Hughes' poetry, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of its multifaceted meanings.