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    The relationship between father and son is very important. Fathers are the ones that are suppose to sculpt their sons into young gentlemen. However‚ this is sometimes a struggle as seen in Li- Young Lee’s poem‚ “A Story”. Lee uses literary devices‚ such as point of view and structure‚ to convey the complex relationship of father and son. The point of view allows the reader to see almost every aspect of the situation occurring. As the reader you get to see this from a third person point of view

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    challenges to adapt to new circumstances; however‚ it is change that often sparks important growth. In the poem “A Story” by Li-Young Lee‚ the author uses a third person point of view‚ specific dialogue‚ and a creative structure in order to illustrate the growth in the relationship between the father and son and the complexities that are anticipated to arise as things change. Li-Young Lee tells the story from a third person limited point of view as the author focuses on the father and tells us his thoughts

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    mourning ceremony to China‚ where Li-Young Lee‚ the author of “Little Father‚” is from. After reading this poem‚ I had the most vivid memories of the moment when our family was holding a mourning ceremony of my grandfather. Taiwanese believe that when a person died‚ his or her soul will be send to the heaven where the emperor of sky lives‚ and in heaven‚ souls are treated well by various animal. Stanza one signifies the spiritual aspect of when Lee’s father died. Lee believes that his father will rest

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    never disappoint? But the boy is here. Please‚ Baba‚ a story? It is an emotional rather than logical equation‚ an earthly rather than heavenly one‚ which posits that a boy’s supplications and a father’s love add up to silence. Li-Young Lee The first stanza is rather sad‚ with the ‘sad man’ being the father who cannot come up with a new story. The second stanza turns to be very happy and loving. The ‘five year old boy’ asks his ‘Baba’ to tell him “not the same story” but

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    Alone by Yiyun Li & Sweetheart Sorrow by David Hoon Kim Haunted The parallels of “Alone” by Yiyun Li and “Sweetheart Sorrow” by David Hoon Kim were portrayed beautifully in the characters Fumiko and Suchen. Both young women of Asian decent were haunted by the elements in their lives. This awakens one’s consciousness that to be haunted by one’s innermost demons can become the catalyst of one’s freedom or demise. Therefore‚ the power lies within one’s self to assent and change those innermost elements

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    Li-Young Lee’s poem “A Story” shows the complicated relationship between the father and the son by utilizing the literary devices of point of view and structure. Italicized lines distinguish the diction of who is talking to draw on point of view to indicate the complex relationship. Through changing perspective‚ Lee employs emotional interests to emphasize the conflicting perspectives that exist between father and son. Lee also adds depth to the shared “love” between the two characters to illuminate

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    American poet‚ Li-Young Lee was born in Jakarta‚ Indonesia on August 19‚ 1957 to a powerful family. Influences around him encouraged him to find his passion and he did. Now‚ poetry is part of his life and has won severe awards for sharing his talented with the audience. Lee’s family was very influential and powerful. His great grandfather‚ Yuan Shikai‚ was the first president of the Republic of China from 1912 to 1916‚ which at one point tried to become emperor but failed.His father‚ Lee Kuo Yuan‚

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    In “Mnemonic” by Li-Young Lee a man is looking back on his life while falling asleep. He tries to recall the memory of his father and his blue sweater. He remembers his father wrapping him in the blue sweater when he was cold‚ but he never gives the sweater back. The boy fondly remembers his father and all the love his father had for him‚ and the first sign of regret is seen. The sweater is a symbol of love from father to son but the love was unrequited and the boy‚ now a man‚ wants nothing more

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    A Story by Li-Young Lee presents an affectionate relationship between a father and his son‚ both of them searching for the right words to say to one another. The father worries that he has exhausted his supply of interesting stories and frantically pines for something‚ anything that will keep his son interested. He realizes that his son will eventually grow up and lose the cheerful admiration with which he looks at his father now. Through the use of literary techniques‚ Lee builds up the internal

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    the poem “A Story” by Li-Young Lee‚ the poem reveals the complex nature between father and son through the son’s yearning for a story. Lee uses several literary devices and emotional demands to highlight the different perspectives between father and son over time. With point of view and structure being used‚ Lee creates the emotion that a father and son share‚ the innocence it brings‚ and how this bond between father and son changes with time. In several parts of the poem‚ Lee uses point of view

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