Tin Wash Dish Poetry Analysis

In reading a poem or a novel always the literature has a magnificent impact on the body, mind or imagination. A great literature or introduction of words can stir the reader body, mind and even imagination of the story behind it. In this essay, I will explore how can poems literature stirs the body, mind, and imagination and this will present through two poems ‘ The Weary Blues’ by Langston Hughes and ‘The Tin Wash Dish’ by Les A. Murray. In the Hughes poem the literature stirs the body in slow motion, stirs the mind in that musician have a great night and that have the same effect on the reader. Imagine the musician enjoying the piano music. However, in the Murray poem the literature stirs the body to feel sadness, the mind of the hardship of the poverty and imagination of
In the lines 23-24 “Thump, thump, thump, went his foot on the floor. He played a few chords then he sang some more–” (Hughes, 2016) the literature stirs the reader imagination and how the musician is thumping his feet on the ground. The effect of the piano playing stirs the imagination of how the musician his whole body and inner concentrate into the music playing. The musician takes a time thumping his feet till he sang the song. These words stir our imagination of how to interrupt the musician was into the piano playing.
In ‘The Tin Wash Dish’ literature stirs the body of heavy-hearted feeling to the poor people. In the lines 10-14 “like wood-rot with a hint of orifice, wet newspaper jammed in the gaps of artifice, and disgusts us into fierce loyalty. It’s never the fault of those who love: poverty comes down from above” (Murray, 2016) these literature stirs the body to have a message of sadness for people that can never quite escape the history of poverty. The body will unknowingly feel tired or have goosebumps of the sorrowfulness for the people who can not escape the horrible past of being poor in the