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Mary, Sheme P U; PhD student, Research and PG Department of English, St Thomas Comment by SWALEHA NAQVI: Check and fix your citation. Surname always comes first! College, Thrissur, Kerala, India . The Journey: Beginning and End. A Peer Reviewed International Journal. Vol.1.Issue. 2. ;2013. Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) In the article The Journey: Beginning and End, Sheme Mary examines different connotations of the theme of journey as presented by different poets of different period. Mary argues that Emily Dickinsons journey of death, Because I could not stop for Death is supported by theory of fantasy, where she compares Death as a Suitor" than a hard reality, and is excited about life after death. Frosts The Road Not Taken applies theory of realism, it has presented journey as an exciting adventure towards unknown regions. Whereas, Thom Gunns On the Move and Larkins Aubade, are supported by theory of existentialism, in which their journey depends upon mans power and will to move. Marys article proves useful in understanding different interpretations and levels of journey. Though the source is limited and objective, it could be improved upon if Mary incorporated more insight into the issues of journey. Marys article helps a reader to understand various expressions of the journey, that is, often from life to death, from known to unknown regions, from passivity to movement, and lastly, from present to the future. The article is useful for the research students to give them a basic idea that the word journey can have manifold interpretations as presented differently by different poets.Comment by SWALEHA NAQVI: Sentence structureComment by SWALEHA NAQVI: Elaborate a littleComment by SWALEHA NAQVI: Only research students? Differently by different poets. Surely there are word you can substitute here?