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Poem Analysis: Lupe By Roberto Bolano
The poem Lupe by Roberto Bolano , talks about Lupe who is young girl and she was working for her own living. The speaker in this poem has better understanding with Lupe and might be fall in love with her. I think the speaker might be customer for Lupe. Roberto Bolano states, “She was 17 and had lost a son. The memory made her cry in that Hotel Trebol room, spacious and dark, with bath and bidet, the perfect place to live out a few year”. Lupe was 17 and she lost her son. After her son died, she was sad and it was really hard time for her to live in this world. When someone lost their love one, it is really hard to forget the person and the person have tough time to live in. In the beginning, I didn’t understood the poem what is going on
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