Janet FitchI couldn't imagine owning beauty like my mothers. I wouldn't dare.
About This Quote
The poem, “I could not imagine owning beauty like my mothers” by Robin Williams, clearly speaks of how beautiful women are. The poem is an example of the Romantic Movement in poetry. This movement was very popular during the late Victorian period. The Romantic Movement is characterized by emphasis on feelings, emotion, and sensuality. This type of poetry relies heavily on imagery of beauty, love, and death.
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