Poem Analysis: I Walk Into The Apache Cafe

It was December 4, 2016 when I walked into the Apache café located by the Varsity on 3rd street downtown Atlanta. The café was small and close knit, with beautiful vibrant art to catch your attention. With dimmed lights and great jazz music the host were very nice as they asked me for drinks. I also got a chance to talk with the owner of the Café Mr. Charles Chaffer. As I watched the Poetry Slam many sat at circled tables with maybe one to two chairs, the café had an intimate setting about itself that really captivated the attention of the stage. Lights were dimmed but the only attention the whole room felt was on the stage. As different local talents came out and displayed their work of art, creativity, spoken word, and a mixture of different genres of music. The only thing that connected all of the local acts were their use of poetry.
The name of her poem was called scorned. The message conveyed bold words feeling Symone’s energy and pain all wrapped together with her beautiful soliloquy of words. The poem depicts of a young girl scorned as a man had taken her innocence but still trapping the audience into her words using metaphors to display a picture she was saying in her poem. Symone paints a picture of how life would be as a child of innocence, just how a young girl should live her life with bold words and repetitive sayings in her performance. The woman engaged in intimate dialogue which was felt by the audience immediately needless to say she captivated many hearts in the