The question is: Discuss the ways in which Harwood’s poems offer insights into the human experience for different readers.
this is what i have so far:
Harwood’s poems offer insights into the human experience for different readers as they explore themes and ideas which provide the reader with a better understanding about society and universal human existence. The poems “The Violets” and “Father and Child” both use events that are often common in life to provide an understanding of human experience.
“The Violets” is a good example of this as it gives the reader insert something here!!! . The poem begins on a sad and serious tone, with the persona picking “melancholy” violets. Phrases such as “frail” and “ashes” all help to convey the fragile and impermanent life the persona currently has. Harwood introduces her theme of the dissatisfaction of adult life, which can been seen in many of her poems, which is to be developed here in comparison with a celebration of childhood.
what can i put in the gap?? lol
this is what i have so far:
Harwood’s poems offer insights into the human experience for different readers as they explore themes and ideas which provide the reader with a better understanding about society and universal human existence. The poems “The Violets” and “Father and Child” both use events that are often common in life to provide an understanding of human experience.
“The Violets” is a good example of this as it gives the reader insert something here!!! . The poem begins on a sad and serious tone, with the persona picking “melancholy” violets. Phrases such as “frail” and “ashes” all help to convey the fragile and impermanent life the persona currently has. Harwood introduces her theme of the dissatisfaction of adult life, which can been seen in many of her poems, which is to be developed here in comparison with a celebration of childhood.
what can i put in the gap?? lol