The Broken Chain - Poem by Ron Tranmer

"Broken chains" is a funeral poem that is suitable for religious service. This poem depicts the death of a loved one as a break for your family chain. Your family may feel irritated after your brother's death, but this poem guarantees you someday when you meet again in heaven, God will fix your family.

This poem is written to be broken, hopeful, uncertain, skeptical, and hurt. This is a promise, it is a kind of mourning, it wants to write a language with strength, contempt, anger and happiness tone. This poem makes me face failure, loss, and despair. I have to raise it and listen at least twelve times a week. Zach J. Payne is a poet, novelist, theatricalist, a language enthusiast, providing useless knowledge. He is an assistant of a ninja writer and is also an intern at P4 Howell, D4 EO Literature Museum. You can find him on Twitter and Instagram ZachJPayne. If you like this article, please click Little Green Heart. ❤

This poem is almost not exaggerated. It does not seem strange to think that stars are not billions but only hundreds, as stars are scattered in the sky. It seems unusual to say that the cannon chain can kill the entire soldier team at the same time instead of the entire army. Image measured in this verse - after all, the first paragraph thinks exaggerated love is crazy - this means that the reader should consider this poet as a true broken heart rather than a metaphysical meaning I suggest. For this reason, this poem seems to be purely secular, considering romantic love and loss rather than spiritual love. But perhaps in this verse we may see a sacred dissatisfaction about God giving him everything and showing his love to human beings but being rejected to his only son not.

John Dawn revealed a sad, godly attitude towards the essence of love, using images in his poem "Broken Heart". It is appropriate as this poem is how the heart of Dawn is broken. Each section is a degenerative progression in his mind. Not only did he build sincerity with his stazza, he also created his own and creative pictures that gave his power to his image. Stanza said love as a rapid attack, then a ruthless death. It sets the tone of a sad lover crushed by a loved one. Dorn uses images to compare love and plague. And it suggests that someone can not bring fever to others for a long time before killing love and making that person laugh. He also compares love with a burning powder bottle that helps his thinking and speed of love.