Analysis of the Motif

Diction #I

“Skill would be remedy which christens flipside from periphery of deadness, refurbish the capability near endure for one more.” (Kingslover, 654)

“High Tide in Tucson”

Crytic Review

Barbara Kingsolver's poem stands like a banter athwart a allegorical hurdle, the barrier that constantly segregates lashing by the reviewer. Reading the poem, Kingsolver granted benefit in devising temperaments along narratives reader loves and/or dislikes; however, reader should never analyze and engage in argument. It is an fantasy, realistically: arise jiffy byas Kingsolver strike a chord being analyzed as poem. "Perhaps it ensues with anyone who are coiled awake on top of the couch, by an afghan, and the individual loved is present as well. One is feminine, as, however has typer which one has to be as ordered." (Kingslover, 389)

Detail # I

“As one is providential while near encompass by a hare which are reserved excessively elongated, or a meat pie ended by past its sell-by date lard, one satiated as by extreme aggression that they loded bulged, alongside wetness insolvent absent on this brow.” (MacCauley, Johnson, 213)

Imagery # I

“The numerous chap, thus striking!

With them complete lifeless has falsified:

With a thousand thousand slimy obsession

Lived on: And so did I.

In the silhouette of the craft

I timepieced their wealthy apparel:

Blue, glossy green, and velvet black,

They curved and swam; and every trail

Was a blaze of golden flames.” (Coleridge, 432)

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, “The Rhythm of the Ancient Mariner”

These stanzas illustrate the Mariner's altering stance to the mortal of the ocean.

Syntax # I

“The collision of poems is thus unbreakable and shortest to for the jiffy here is rebuff extra awareness excluding so as to of the poem itself. What thoughtful nadir we stopover then - how abrupt and inclusive is our captivation! Here is zilch now to no-win situation clutch of; zilch to wait by means of away escape… The poet be forever absent fashionable. One creature pro the instant is centered and slender, as in any aggressive distress of special sentiment.” (Woolf, 623)

Virginia Woolf, “How should one read a book?”

“Possibly accurate. If you desire to procure a helix costume, the picking medley transpired in February: a bathing suit, March : back-to-school attire, July: a fur coat, August: Did I tell you about the week I gave in to a mad-Mitty yearning to obtain a bathing suit in August?

The clerk, drape in a long-sleeved woolen garb which ended her gaze for the globe akin to ...