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@drcyslvdr#poetrypaloozawk7 When the poem says, "driving her dead poet in a black Rolls-Royce through a landscape of twilight and thorns" it refers to Orpheus journeying to the underworld in order to ask Hades to revive Eurydice.
@drcyslvdr#poetrypaloozawk7 The constant use of the phrase "a woman" and a frustrated tone in the poem reflects the author's views as a hardcore feminist in the 1960s.
@drcyslvdr#storypaloozawk6 In the last four lines when the speaker says, "Divorce me, untie or break that knot again," I think he wants to be taken away from the world because he thinks that he can only do bad in the world.
@drcyslvdr#poetrypaloozawk6 I think the man in the poem thinks that he has sinned so much to the point where he doesn't see himself fit to be loved by God. He believes that being destroyed by God and being reborn again is the only solution.
@drcyslvdr#poetrypaloozawk4 The final line that states, "Boarded the train there's not getting off" represents how once you have a child, there is no turning back. You have to care for and nurture the baby. You can't just abandon the baby once you have it.
@drcyslvdr#poetrypaloozawk4 The line "This loaf's big with its yeasty rising" refers to the growth of the mother's belly as the baby begins to develop.
@drcyslvdr#poetryplaoozawk3 The poem shows how the pain in Dickinson's head intensifies from a soft treading pain in stanza 1, to a more intense beating pain in stanza 2.
@drcyslvdr#storypaloozawk7 Irony is shown in "The Drunkard" when Larry goes to the bar in order to prevent his father from getting drunk, but instead ends up getting drunk himself.
@drcyslvdr#Storypaloozawk6 "The Rocking-Horse Winner" is a critique of the obsession and materialism in modern times because the house and family is obsessed with getting more money to buy more "things" and their hunger for money is never satisfied.
@drcyslvdr#Storypaloozawk6 In the Serpent King, Travis' staff is a symbol for Travis' obsession with fantasy and disconnect from the real world. It symbolizes how he refuses to adapt into the real world and remains in his own fantasy world.
@drcyslvdr#Storypaloozawk5 Perspective can deteriorate the quality of a story. If "Paul's Case" was told from an omniscient third person POV, it make the story boring. Seeing the events of the story through Paul's eyes makes the story more complex and interesting.
@drcyslvdr#Storypaloozawk5 A big disadvantage of omniscient third person point of view is that it is very hard to generate suspense because the narrator knows everything, which makes it almost impossible to create surprises for the readers.