Poem Analysis Of 'Seed Catalogue' By Robert Kroetsch

The next poem for today's reading by Robert Kroetsch is Seed Catalogue. This poem is interesting since it is broken up into ten different sections. Along with each section there is a small narrative given to the reader and a question before most of the poems. In regards to the movements of the sentences are there only certain sections you would consider to be poems? Or is this as a whole, one long poem that connects under the same idea? At the beginning we understand seeds and growing as something that would be planted into the ground but as we continue to read the question of how do you grow broadens. One question we see is "How do you grow a gardener?" that is then followed up by the idea of playing dirty (651-653). The direct relation between