Whats the most poemy poem.
The problem with Hurricanes V.S. Sleeping in the Forest.
Introduction to Victor Cruz's The problem with Hurricanes and sleeping in the forest.
Section 1 The poets attitude towards Sleeping in the forest and The Problem With Hurricanes.
The poets overall attitude to this poem is disgraceful. He explains how embarrassing and disgracing getting killed by a flying fruit is. In lines 9 through 13 he even uses a little humor by joking “how would your family feel if they had to tell the generations you were killed by a flying banana.”
Like he implies this would be downright disgraceful. With the choice choice of words in this poem aren't as serious of most with some humor in between but can be very serious.Very Poemy.
This is a very different poem compared to “The Problem With Hurricanes”.
This poem isn't as nearly straight forward as “The Problem With Hurricanes”.
This poem can be very confusing such as lines 5 through 9 says. “I slept as never before a stone on the riverbed nothing between me and the white fire of the stars, but my thoughts and they floated like moths between the branches.” Could be very confusing if you're not looking for a deeper meaning in this poem “Sleeping in the Forest”. The words in this poem unlike “The Problem With Hurricanes” this poem is strictly serious and mysterious.Section 2 Emotion and pictures created by this story.
The Problem With hurricanes creates an image of a tropical island with missile fruit growing on trees. This image can be very vivid throughout the story and can even be kind of funny. This story though only gives me one constant image instead of many.
Section 3 structure and form
Unlike The Problem With Hurricanes Sleeping in the Forest has a outline to some people. Most people who claim they see one see a tree. There is many different views by different people. Sleeping in the forest uses the line ,"I slept like stone on the riverbed" which is personification because unlike us and the people around us rocks cant sleep.