Handling the Issues of Rage and Murder in Poetry

Two poems I want to analyze are Carole Anne Duffy and "The Hitcher" "Leisure Education". These poems have potentially dangerous speakers. The first line of "Leisure Education" includes a sense of heinism that attracts readers and makes them drown in poetry. "Today is trying to kill something, whatever." The poet uses direct and powerful words.

Let's start with some observations about American anger curiosity. First of all, anger is ubiquitous. It does not come and go like a tide, but it seems to be a topic of more angry background. Secondly, anger is cruel. It is not just a cry of an angry child, it is a deep pain, a deep pain, and I can not forgive it. Third, anger is murder. It does not include the wrath of a derogatory lover, but an exhilarating, dazzling anger in the killing field. There is a kind of joy, satisfaction that seems to stay there. What explains all of these?

A small or big hell. Therefore, anger, eternity, murder, terrible. Not only is it that we can produce this kind of anger that I know. Only being robbed of existence is the only thing that can motivate the soul to respond in good faith. Then, what the person does not exist answers in a unique way: by turning the whole world into dust and turning it into dust

I can only say that this anger is the anger of the soul. The anger of my heart is up and down, coming and going. The anger of the heart is not fun, it's just a cold calculation. The waves of time, sorrow, loss, sorrow include necessary forgiveness. Only the anger firmly held in the soul can become so deep, this is bottomless, it can not be satisfied, but it is always hungry. So, we left a question: What is missing in the soul, and will this anger occur? This anger is always absenteeism, absence, invalidity, not surplus, overflowing, burden. What is an American? After all, they seem to have everything that is all too full, whether it be entertainment or expensive toys, whether they misbehave or missionaries.