Self Reflection: Winter's Heart by Robert Jordan

From Robert Jordan's "Winter Heart" ("The Wheel of Time", Volume 9), "Why do I have a madman in my head, why." Why in my life long ago I asked this question. The biggest emotional dilemma, I need support and comfort. I can not get in touch with my friends and my parents. People who are not styled or honest around me are excluded and beaten like a nail with a hammer until they are forced to conceal their identity and merge with the crowd. I also began to adopt the mainstream view and attitude to maintain my appearance, and soon I was quite skilled unaware of what I was doing and the reason I started.

'That winter Sunday', 'Robert Hayden' and 'My father's waltz', Theodoretoke explains the emotional and personal relationship between my son and their father. Both talkers seem to reflect the memory of their father's childhood. The two poems "Winter's Sunday" and "My Father's Waltz" represent love for his father's family. Hayden said "I also polished my good shoes" on "these Sundays and Sundays" on the twelfth day. In the poem of "My Dad's Waltz" (lines 13 to 14), Rosque said. My head was dirty and I was stuck very badly. " These two poems are similar in theme, but the sound of the theme and the talker is different from the theme of the theme.

This article compares the "Winter Sundays" of Robert Hayden with "My Daddy's Waltz" of Theodore Rotec. "Robert Hayden's Winter Sunday" used exciting images, recognition and apologies to show realization of unrecognized speakers, suggesting the father, firing on the cold winter sun dawn, firing him Ignore the performance of my father's love Love is usually considered a matter of course. In Theodore's "My Daddy's Waltz", the poet shows a contradictory character with a very ironic tone and a powerful image. Speaker's father - From childhood relationships, you can see that father's love is often not expressed in gentle caressing.

In "Winter Winters" by Robert Hayden, the story between the lecturer and his father includes invisible love and regret of the speaker. This poem is the result of reflection of the speaker's past and father's experience. Hayden showed everything his father did and the speaker thought of it as a matter of course shows that his father did just that. In retrospect, the speaker now understands and understands what his father did for him. An explanation of the use of Hayden tells the reader the regret of father's love and the reflection of the speaker.