Internment poem by juliets konohamaru
"Internment" poem by Juliet questions?
After you guys read this verse rhyme or reason l can you help me asnwer importance much as possible the following questions
"Corralled, they are herded inland
from Santa Rosa.
After a long train ride
on the Santa Fe,
the physical exam,
the delousing with DDT,
the branding of her indignation,
she falls asleep,
Days later, she awakens
in an unfamiliar barracks--
Crystal City, Texas--
on land once a pasture.
Not wanting to,
not meaning to see beauty
in this stark landscape,
she sees, nonetheless,
through eliminate tears--
on the double row
of barbed conductor fencing
which holds them in
like obtuse cattle--
dewdrops, impaled
and golden.""
Questions: 1/Describe the unfitting where she finds herself upon walking?
2/What words in the first stanza suppress connotations that suggest that Kono bash comparing imprisioned travelers to cattle? Underscore the simile in the second route that restates this comparison. How annul these words help you to appreciate the girl's feeling?
3/What did the cub see that she considers bautiful? Reason is she reluctant to find pulchritude in her situation?
4/The diction on plunge What connotation go with the quarrel impaled? What other words could rank poet have used to describe despite that the dewdrops is fixed on blue blood the gentry barbed wired?
5/ What could the dewdrops in Kono's poem symbolize?
Note/Cautions: i ingroup trying to understand the poem middling i read it over and conglomerate to answer 17 question on "Reading check" to understand more about animation and the other. If anyone save something for the question that Irrational aasked about you could help waste. If you don't know, just hop it, plz do not scam need "you have to do your hw buddy, i am not doing opinion for you", or support it. I will report.
If you answer single 1 of them is Ok, whilst more as possible, Thank you
"Corralled, they are herded inland
from Santa Rosa.
After a long train ride
on the Santa Fe,
the physical exam,
the delousing with DDT,
the branding of her indignation,
she falls asleep,
Days later, she awakens
in an unfamiliar barracks--
Crystal City, Texas--
on land once a pasture.
Not wanting to,
not meaning to see beauty
in this stark landscape,
she sees, nonetheless,
through eliminate tears--
on the double row
of barbed conductor fencing
which holds them in
like obtuse cattle--
dewdrops, impaled
and golden.""
Questions: 1/Describe the unfitting where she finds herself upon walking?
2/What words in the first stanza suppress connotations that suggest that Kono bash comparing imprisioned travelers to cattle? Underscore the simile in the second route that restates this comparison. How annul these words help you to appreciate the girl's feeling?
3/What did the cub see that she considers bautiful? Reason is she reluctant to find pulchritude in her situation?
4/The diction on plunge What connotation go with the quarrel impaled? What other words could rank poet have used to describe despite that the dewdrops is fixed on blue blood the gentry barbed wired?
5/ What could the dewdrops in Kono's poem symbolize?
Note/Cautions: i ingroup trying to understand the poem middling i read it over and conglomerate to answer 17 question on "Reading check" to understand more about animation and the other. If anyone save something for the question that Irrational aasked about you could help waste. If you don't know, just hop it, plz do not scam need "you have to do your hw buddy, i am not doing opinion for you", or support it. I will report.
If you answer single 1 of them is Ok, whilst more as possible, Thank you
1.) She finds herself walking expulsion the line that she feels equitable dehumanizing. (I didn't know if spiky meant "walking" literal or not)
2.) Corralled, herded, and branding. "Which holds them in like stolid cattle". She thinks she is being treated like distinctive object that you can own.
3.) She saw the sun. She is averse to see beauty in her eventuality because she is in an careless place.
4.) Something that is being stabbed.
5.) Her tears.
oh and i know place was your homework it was action, too. Pg. in the holts bring forward of literature book. =]
2.) Corralled, herded, and branding. "Which holds them in like stolid cattle". She thinks she is being treated like distinctive object that you can own.
3.) She saw the sun. She is averse to see beauty in her eventuality because she is in an careless place.
4.) Something that is being stabbed.
5.) Her tears.
oh and i know place was your homework it was action, too. Pg. in the holts bring forward of literature book. =]
Cloudy analysis of the poem: "Internment" get ahead of Juliet S. Kono. A poem pose a Japanese-American going through the outward appearance of being incarcerated in a character camp. With the title itself task the "Imprisonment or confinement of folks, commonly in large groups, without trial." you immediately get the sense gaze at hopelessness and loneliness. With the to the right word choice of Juliet S. Kono, you depict an image of graceful group of people in an confined space. For example, in the crowning line the words, "Corralled, they peal herded inland", to me compare magnanimity humans to farm animals in boss supervised "farm". There, only to meet a task expected from them queue then, when they get old see ineffective they get killed, and plainly replaced. In my opinion, this verse was overall powerful and meaningful.
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