There Will Come Soft Rain Comparison Essay
Comparison Essay Feeling insignificant is not a good feeling. It can make you feel unimportant and left out of The picture. One time I felt insignificant myself. When I first came to West Warwick, I did not know anybody and I felt like they didn’t even acknowledge that I was there. I did not believe that they were going to make an effort to include me in any conversations. All of my classmates already had friend groups, so I was the black sheep in the class. In literature a character may feel insignificant in a certain situation by being left out. The short story “ Games at Twilight” by Anita Desai and the poem “ There Will Come Soft Rains” by Sara Teasdale both share the theme of insignificance as well as having many other similarities.
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Comparably, my situation sounds just like Ravis situation. We both felt insignificant because we were left out of certain things. The short story “Games at Twilight” and the poem “There Will Come Soft Rains” both share several similarities. In the short story, Ravi felt as if he was unimportant and didn’t exist. He felt like the other kids did not want to include him and they did not even care if he was there or not. Therefor, he felt insignificant. In the poem, humanity's existence was nothing and not cared about. “Spring” would not even know that humanity was gone. Therefor, humanity was insignificant. Whether it is the tone, mood, alliteration, imagery, or personification, both the short story and poem work alike. First, is the mood of a poem or story. The mood is the atmosphere or feeling a story or poem gives you. In the beginning of “Games at Twilight” the children are having a good time playing games together and they are truly enjoying life. In the beginning of the poem “There Will Come Soft Rains” there is a cheerful and careless feeling. The animals are enjoying their life by singing and whistling. In the end of the short story, “Games at Twilight” there is a sad mood to the short story and a feeling of emptiness or nothing (13). In the end of
Comparably, my situation sounds just like Ravis situation. We both felt insignificant because we were left out of certain things. The short story “Games at Twilight” and the poem “There Will Come Soft Rains” both share several similarities. In the short story, Ravi felt as if he was unimportant and didn’t exist. He felt like the other kids did not want to include him and they did not even care if he was there or not. Therefor, he felt insignificant. In the poem, humanity's existence was nothing and not cared about. “Spring” would not even know that humanity was gone. Therefor, humanity was insignificant. Whether it is the tone, mood, alliteration, imagery, or personification, both the short story and poem work alike. First, is the mood of a poem or story. The mood is the atmosphere or feeling a story or poem gives you. In the beginning of “Games at Twilight” the children are having a good time playing games together and they are truly enjoying life. In the beginning of the poem “There Will Come Soft Rains” there is a cheerful and careless feeling. The animals are enjoying their life by singing and whistling. In the end of the short story, “Games at Twilight” there is a sad mood to the short story and a feeling of emptiness or nothing (13). In the end of