Feelings of Anger and Injustice in Poetry of John Agard and Tom Leonard

The anger and inequality of poetry by John Agard and Tom Leonard each use different methods to express their anger and trouble to something. "What do they like?" This is about the Vietnam War including communist north and capitalist south. Unlike most other poems, this poem seems as if her writer had interviewed people who were influenced by the war. All questions are about Vietnamese traditions, culture, and their lives.

Humor and anger for Tom Leonard 's poetry John Aargard' s poetry is developing a simple idea that is a well - known word. Semicast as a term of mixed blood is rare now. This term comes from India. There, people are divided into strictly different groups (called caste), mixing is not allowed, and the lowest caste is considered untouchable. At the beginning of the poem, John Agard used the phrase "Sorry".

John Agard's poem "Half-Caste" talks about the three-dimensional judgment of half-cast people in modern society. John Agard's main argument in this poem is that people who are semi castes do not halve you. He talked about how people make "hypotheses" about people with semicast. "... When I was introduced to you you will understand why I have to offer your half-hand ..." This sentence is a non semi-caste people's attitude towards half caste, Please do not do that.

The purpose of the author is to express the treatment of people in the world. They feel the world is blinded to what people are experiencing, and only some people can see the truth. This is a big problem as John Agard's aim is to offend people. Because of the persuasive words he expressed, he made him feel like him. His wrath in writing shows a unique use of his communication with the reader. The purpose of his poetry at Tatamkhulu Africa is to explain the same problem, but to bring it to people in a quiet and effective way. He has the same problem and the same view as John A Gard. I will prove this using his character as a character and a black man. The tranquility shown is emotion, but it is explained in various ways. Both writers have the same purpose and are showing different people 's lifestyle, but they explain this in their own way.