One's A Heifer Analysis

Ross both stories “A Field of Wheat” and “One’s a Heifer” took place in the Prairie. It focused on farm’s life. His style are poetic and emphatically. One of his styles is poetic because he used descriptive words to make the readers imagine the character’s setting or situation. For instance, on ‘One’s A Heifer” he stated, “ Distant- farm buildings stood out distinct against the prairie as if the thin sharp atmosphere were a magnifying glass” (138) and on the “A Field of Wheat” he narrated, “ It was the best crop of wheat that John had ever grown; sturdy, higher than the knee, the heads long and filling well; a still heat-hushed mile of it, undulating into a shimmer of summer colts and crushed horizon blue” (301). He makes the readers picture