Night Waitress by Lynda Hull is a poem that describes the feelings of

Linda Hull's "Night Waitress" "Night Waitress" is a poem explaining the emotions of waitress' night shift. The transfer talker of a small restaurant obviously belongs to the lower social class in terms of income and profession. Like the characters in this poem, "chimney sweepers" as William Black's chimney manager have been working for a long time.

Of course, the title of Lynda Hull's poem "Birds" comes from the famous songs recorded by Charlie Parker in 1946. In collaboration with trumpet player Benny Harris, he wrote based on the standard "Most Moon". High "code changes:" Because it is about bird research, not about bird research, the title of this song is witty and ridiculous punching How high can you fly? Answer: Linda's poetry is self-study until the moon, but closer to me through Parker and his music meditation.

Like many of her poems, Linda's memories here are full of enchanting dark brands. She described Kansas City as a smooth and slippery asphalt, burned burnt building, poverty, neglect, loss, street violence and night tide / draw a black place, but it is also vibrant Color, dazzling dress, gardenia perfume, and sensual place "musk of lover's sheets wrinkle", air seems to be filled with jazz ozone. With "Hollywood Jazz" borrowed, Linda realized that "music is very sexy" in the "devastation" of that era, she wanted to stay on that. When I returned to Chicago, she saw the skunk tree mentioned in the opening line.

The poem by Liz Lochheads 'Spark of 4th July' explains the party where the waitress is working. I looked at the night through her eyes. It shows how she is treated as a waitress. "We do not exist, they choose our tray." I hid behind the apron and did my best. "By doing so, she could see all the emotions inside of people and see excuses." Tab / & gt; In the first verse, guests gathered together and the house keeper tells us that "I can help myself better and I can have a good time now". Lockhead does this to delicately show that he is not our favorite to her.