Old Man Old Man by U.A.Fanthrope and Warning by Jenny Joseph

I write two poems "Old Man" and "Warning". The elderly, the old man, the poet U.A Fanthorpe associates old age with the loss of freedom. Tobacco schedule In elderly people, poetry is always written in 3 lines. The old man is a very bad or negative opinion because he is always talking about "black and decker's applause" he has done so far. He is an anonymous person and is fully explained in the title "Elderly for the elderly" who emphasizes his later years.

When I read the "Crossroads" section of the book "My Tracks", I noticed that the view of the poems of old "Old Man", "Old Man" and "Warning" are very different. "Warning" written by Jenny Joseph shows a positive view of old age depicted in the title. Joseph cautiously said, "As I am coming, be careful." However, Fanta Rope's poem "Old man, old man" immediately showed a negative attitude. By repeated "old man" we can already assume that we sympathize with the old man. In my article I will try to verify their independent aging vision by comparing the two poems.

The central theme of these two poems is old age. Sylvia Plath and Jenny Joseph introduced their lifelong ideas through poetry mirrors and warnings. Sylvia Plath and Jenny Joseph have expressed their views on their later years through poetry of "Mirror" and "Warning". The intentions of Sylvia Plath and Jenny Joseph are different. The information they want to tell us is different. - Research In my research, I studied the problem of literary maturity. Mature can be defined as "to gain knowledge from experience, to give you a new life and a new series of life skills". I chose this theme.

By reading these two poems, I noticed that aging has had a major influence on my life, and how they spent this time depends on them. Fanthorpe and Jenny Joseph's "warning" of the UN's "Older, Older" have interpretations of different age groups from different angles. "Grandfather, grandfather" can be seen as the old form of the stereotypes mentioned in "Warnings" and shows us that he does not want to be like a man. Even though it is experience, while other things are different experiences, this understanding of old age is common to all verses.