Comparing unconventional relationships in the 'Love and Relationships' anthology
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I can identify similarities and differences between 'Singh Song', 'The Farmer's Bride' and 'Porphyria's Lover'
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Mew and Browning describe dysfunctional relationships whilst Nagra describes an unconventional yet loving relationship.
Both Nagra and Browning describe female characters who are sexually liberated and defy societal expectations.
Mew and Browning depict dramatic monologues where speakers have dangerously misogynistic mindsets.
Mew and Browning both use natural imagery to represent the speaker's emotions.
Nagra is the only poet who describes a genuinely romantic relationship.
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