Undeniable Things
Nanni Cagnone
The poem is a free-verse and it has
two stanzas, which is actually an excerpt of the original poem. The tone of the
poem is melancholic, because it is all about death the rhythm of the poem is
about relationship between the tone because the use of words construct
perfectly and gives emotion throughout the poem. In a sociocultural context it
depicts the culture of people in handling death of their oldies. The following
are definitions of words seen in the poem such as; (1) Inclement is
lacking-mildness, (2) Bewildered is deeply and utterly confused, (3)
Indisputable is not disputable, (4) Mist is water in the form of particles
floating or falling in the atmosphere, (5) Rustling is to act or move with
energy or speed.
The poem shows different figures of
speech such as personification, because of the line ”at the end surging sunset, in the insecure maturing burning.” The
interpretation of the poem is all about life, life that is near to death
because in the other countries if your old and “useless” you will be sent to an
orphanage by your family since they don’t value family that much. If you’re old
they will hurt you physically and mentally and drag you down by saying “you
will die soon”, “you’re unworthy of our attention.” But not all residents of
each country treat old people like that.
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