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In the remix poem that I made was a combination of the themes of the two poems that chose which were Shakespeare Sonnet 130 and The World Is Too Much With Us; Late and Soon. There are many key points that i decided to include into my remix poem such as the themes of poems that I chose. The theme of the Shakespeare Sonnet 130 is that do not judge by appearance if you love someone and the theme of the The World Is Too Much With Us is that we are destroying our nature by wanting to fulfil our needs and by industrialization. The theme of the remix poem is that people are so blind in things that they need, that they do not recognize the elegance in Nature and its love for us. The remix poem points out many things that were discussed in the poems …show more content…
I also used the poem Shakespeare Sonnet 130, as my second poem. There are many things that I borrowed from this poem and some of the things were the references to roses, which I have changed to fit my needs for this remix poem and the quote Coral is far more red. These quotes help the remix poem by showing the beauty in nature and how we are neglecting them. Some of the things that I reinvented were Where I have seen roses fade away from the air, The Sea that bares her bosom to the moon is black with fishes living in them, meaning the pollution has affected the water where fishes live, in which humans are the cause. This was also the basic message in the poem World Is Too Much, where because of industrialization, the nature is being destroyed. This remix poems contains the message of The Shakespeare Sonnet 130 and The World Is Too Much. This message was created in the poem by showing how nature is being destroyed by humans and also how humans are not grateful for what they have. Parts like things in nature, coral, roses add up to explain the beauty in
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