No Ordinary Sun & Rain by Hone Tuwhare

Composition Question: Discuss how to develop a theme in at least two poems you studied, using symbols and figurative words (images). * Without regular sun and rain, Hone Tuwhare * Hone Tuwhare uses symbols and figurative words to develop the theme of his poetry. The advantage of Tuwhare is that in poetry I studied this year, I can use effective images and symbols to develop sustainable ideas related to the purity and beauty of nature. Rain with a nickname "rain" instead of "ordinary sun", another squat down on the tree, Tuwhare's protest against nuclear weapons.

Hone Tuwhare is an excellent Maori poet in New Zealand. He writes mainly in free poetry and uses a strongly spoken language derived from the background of his working class. His two more successful and famous poems "Ordinary Sun" and "Southern Bus Tour" are good examples of the way the metaphor is the core of poetry. The poem "No Ordinary Sun" is a poem about Tuwhare's nuclear test and disapproval against bombing. He explained that if the atomic bomb exploded it would lead to the end of humanity. The most obvious metaphor is the comparison between the sun and the atomic bomb. This is a metaphor expanded throughout the poem. The sun is also called "radiation ball". It was proved to be powerful and important as it looks and dominates in the world under it. Because it is the creator of the world, the tree to the human says crouching in front of the sun, told to worship it, it dominates

It is used to study the theme of at least two poems you studied. * Without regular sun and rain, Hone Tuwhare * Hone Tuwhare uses symbols and figurative words to develop the theme of his poetry. The advantage of Tuwhare is that in poetry I studied this year, I can use effective images and symbols to develop sustainable ideas related to the purity and beauty of nature. It began to rain, there was a nickname "rain", there was no ordinary sun, another tree had a different nickname, Tuwhare protested nuclear weapons