Compare And Contrast Warren Pryor And The Average
Contrasts between The Average and Warren Pryor.
There are contrasts between ''Warren Pryor'' by Alden Nowlan and ''The Average'' by W.H. Auden. The tone ''The Average'' is distressing and desolate and the tone of '' Warren Pryor'' is anger and regretful. For example: ''They blushed with pride …. / aching with empty strength and throttled rage'' (Nowlan 13-16) and ''The pressure of their fond ambition made / their shy and country loving child afraid'' (Auden 4-6) Nowlan's poem demonstrates how the main character is filled with anger and regretful due to accepting what his parent wanted for him. Auden's poem tells the reader the tone is distressing. The character in Auden's poem realized his mistakes, decides to make a change which why he ran
There are contrasts between ''Warren Pryor'' by Alden Nowlan and ''The Average'' by W.H. Auden. The tone ''The Average'' is distressing and desolate and the tone of '' Warren Pryor'' is anger and regretful. For example: ''They blushed with pride …. / aching with empty strength and throttled rage'' (Nowlan 13-16) and ''The pressure of their fond ambition made / their shy and country loving child afraid'' (Auden 4-6) Nowlan's poem demonstrates how the main character is filled with anger and regretful due to accepting what his parent wanted for him. Auden's poem tells the reader the tone is distressing. The character in Auden's poem realized his mistakes, decides to make a change which why he ran