Friday, January 20, 2012

"To Whom should i speak today"_ joce ann m.Favia


            Central Bicol State University of     
                              Agriculture


           Term  paper in literature  ii
        To whom should I   
       speak today


                                                                        Presented by:
                                   Joce ann m,favia

To:
maria Giselle b.artiaga

   
Introduction
      Here is a poem by Thomas Eric Peet an Egyptian poet which shows distrust of fellow men It voices the idea that problems in human relation were as acute then as they are now. This poem will give a generalization about  the people you would to trust. There is nothing wrong on who you will to trust the other people but make sure that they are true also to their selves as you trusted yourself. Too many spaces, unless that was not a typo but some highly literalistic means of furthering your point of feeling alone and separated form the world. Also, it is another reminder how wrong the world is these days and so we should bring goodness to drive away the prevalent evil.

    Literary Analysis  
       This is an observation of the   elements of the poem I have  present to you as my reader of this article.

Tone: Distrust to other people around  the character being described in this poem.
Theme: Trusting is not bad but try to find those people who are honest, trustworthy and comforter.
Symbols:  Evil, Heart
Point of view: We are living in the world of lie, and we are subjected and prone to them. We should not depend ourselves to others but make yourself as a passenger of God  bus.


       Discussion     
                     
        This Poem  entitled to whom  should I speak today, the predominant condition that is be wailed of the writer is what happen today because of the sinful act of the individual. May be the writer is doubting to whom he should speak with trust without hesitation. He  figured out from his poem that now a day there is no one who can give us complete trust and comfort.

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