Another similarity between the two poems is the use of the structure to represent the feelings of the speaker.…
The Symbolism in both poems various significantly due to the different relationships in each poem and the different emotions the reader feels.…
There are many themes that are seen in both the poems. These include Revenge, Anger, Depression and Death. The two key themes in the both poems; Murder and Jealousy are both portrayed in different ways according to each killer’s motives.…
On main thing both of the poems have in common is that they are both talking about how their parents were. They use a variety of metaphors to suggest what their parents are like. “Gilded finches” and “moon’s eye to me.”…
Both poems have very strict, strong structures. Quickdraw uses enjambment in every stanza, this makes the poem flow and this could represent the flow of their…
First, when read out loud, these two poems flow very differently and have different rhythms. Their accents and pauses come in all different places, this due to two…
The according moods of both poems are expressed be means of form; that is to say by rhythm and structure first of all.…
Although these poem’s share the same style and same meaning the of the poems is vastly different.…
The central metaphor in the story “The Storm” is the outside versus inside. The author is comparing their passion for each other to a storm. On the outside Calixta seemed very calm but on the inside, she wanted to be with Alcee sexually. This would be compared to a storm brewing. Once Calixta and Alcee met sexually, it was like an outpouring of emotions and passion. This to be compared to the thunder and lightning. Then as the storm passes, there is a sense of relief or renewal. The outside is clear and everyone is…
The thing that makes both of the poems alike is that they both serve the same purpose in explaining the lives of two different people but the common chain between the both of them is that one is young and the other is old. The both of them play off of each other in the sense that the poem about the younger generation who are rushing through their lives skipping school, staying out late shooting pool and dying before their time. While in the old one, the men are enjoying their lives and living it to the fullest knowing they are not going to live forever.…
Although a lot of the same devices are used throughout both poems, they come off very…
These two poems are very similar in the theme they try to get across to their…
Tone is an important aspect of all poetry. It helps convey the emotions, messages, and thoughts the poet tries to express, but most importantly the writer’s attitude regarding the topic. To demonstrate, the poem “Hurricane Season” by Fareena Arefeen uses various examples of figurative language to help the audience recognize the author's ominous tone regarding the destruction caused by hurricanes. To begin, a simile is a way for the writer to compare two ideas using like or as, so the reader can better understand. To illustrate, in the middle of the poem, the text states, “On my thirteenth birthday, I watched the bayou/spill into this dizzy-headed space city/like a push of blood to the lungs”(Lines 15-17).…
As stated before, these two poems are very similar in a whole. They both carry a strength throughout their entire poems. The poems also shows people who are overcoming obstacles in their lives, within society, and how it effects them. The dignity and fortitude of the people develop the future of America. Both of these poems also strive to create a better society. In general, both of the poems have a deeper meaning than what is actually stated. Positive messages are also brought forth.…
Not just storm, the other hard circumstance where the poet examines this positive feeling of hope is the snow covered chilly lands, and the deep strange sea where one can easily wander and get lost. In other words, one should keep the will power high filled with this feeling of hope even in the extreme of extremes situations.…