Untitled and Advice to My Son, by Peter Meinke

It is common to have a theme similar to the writer or author of a poem and to reflect the same stylistic features in the poem. In two poems entitled "Promotion and Proposals for My Son" by Peter Meinke, he created them with the same theme as the specific tone to create different themes. These two poems also contain some important elements of poetry. Peter's "Untitled" poem is about the father who is writing this poem for the ten-year-old son, probably Peter.

Peter is his father, and his son is very sick. Peter took his son to the doctor and learned that his son needs a very expensive operation. Peter had not had enough time to earn money necessary for surgery because his son was in critical condition. Peter did not know how to save his son and decided to tell a lie. Peter went to the bank and asked for a personal loan to invest in a new business. It produced a lot of income. Peter earns money, goes to the hospital, pays for surgery, and saves his son's life.

Peter is not alone in my family to treat mental illness. I also do. The same can be said to Peter's son who was murdered in a California prison when I obeyed him. The son of this young man who is now in the army may also be in danger. No one knows whether there is a genetic movie. What I care about What I learned through suicide by my brothers is that we do not know, but we may never know. What I know is that it is clearly inequitable and grotesque to mark my brother or me, his son, or other mentally disabled people. Because we demonize mental illness to massive shooting, this diagnosis, especially in today's public opinion prison. I do not agree. The rough picture painted in this word seriously underestimates each person's life, their talent, their possibilities, and their better life. Peter's awakening reminds me overwhelmingly of my brothers far beyond diagnosis. He is suffering a lot, Yes