Sunday, May 26, 2019

Comparison between cockroach, hunting snake and horses

Similarities between Hunting Snake, Pike, Horses, Cockroach The first escalates I could see In the poems was a theme of Tear and respect towards the mall creature of the poem shown through contradicting dialogue The first example is Pike by Ted Hughes. The poet uses the poem to expresses his love and respect that also fear towards the fresh water cannibalistic fish.The first line of the poem Pike, three inches long, perfect shows the poets knowledge of the fish and he describes the fish as being perfect which shows us he respects the fish but in the line and silently cast and shed with the hair frosty on my head for what might move shows us that he is afraid of what might be lurking underneath the heat struck Elli pads reinforcing that he not unless loves the fish but also fears the fish.Judith Wright talks about her love and respect towards the great black snake In her poem Hunting snake The poet uses the line we walked, and froze half(prenominal) through a pace to show the rea ders that there Is a threat, as people generally freeze when there Is a dangerous animal which shows us that the poet is afraid of the snake, but then she contradicts this with he line Curves of diamond scale, and we lost breath to watch him pass as the words curves of diamond gives us a sense of beauty and elegance as diamonds are thought to be worn by beautiful women, so the poet is describing the snake as having diamond scales.So the scales is the work party and the snake is wearing the ring so the poet is comparing the snake to a beautiful and elegant woman exhibit us that she has a sense towards the snake. The sanction part of that line and we lost breath to watch him pass in my opinion shows us that they are speechless as a common matter o say when you receive something amazing Is l dont know what to say so the poet Is saying that they were speechless at the sight of the great snake and that they were favour to be witnessing.Further conforming my theory that the poet Is sc ared of the snake but at the same time admires Its natural beauty. Horses was hard at first as I lost the poem but after Google searching It I saw that Edwin Mir was also a victim of this love hate relationship between the poet and the animal. He constantly describes the horse as majestic and beautiful creatures as he watches from a stance. He uses the line They marched broad-breasted to the sinking sun to describe them as lofty and majestic and the 5th paragraph describes the gigantic size and power of the horses.These examples indicates the respect that the poet has towards the creature. Perhaps some childish hour has come again, when I watched fearful is a contradiction as the poet talks about his love for the power and size of the creature thought the poem but this line shows us that he is in fact afraid of them as well. He remembers as a child he was scared of horses and that he has a felling of DJ v as he Is watching them again. Showing us that he Is In love with the animal t hat Is also afraid of.Cockroach was the hardest poem to explain the poets respect and fear for the creature. But a closer inspection shows that the poet likes the as he describes the rophy skirting a ball of dust that rode the floor as the dust is a familiar target which to the cockroach and gives a sense of familiarity and safety which you have as a child. The poet uses words like satisfied which gives us a elegant vibe showing that the poet likes the cockroach as it reminds him of his pleasant childhood experience.But this vibe changes about half way through the poem. The line Restlessness that worsened over time shows us that the poet now sees him egotism later in life and he is not happy as he was not happy with his life. This shows us that the poet is now afraid of the cockroach as he sees himself and he is not happy with what he sees. Conforming that the poet both loves the cockroach as he sees his childhood which he treasures and his present self which he despises.

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