You Asked For a Poem by Larry Levis

"If the poems are hung together, that is the truth, the information points to something else, the poem is pointing to itself." This Foster primer suggests the concept of poetry as a metafiction as a whole. According to the Penguin literary glossary dictionary, "Metafiction is a novel that consciously solves innovative devices, people who are writing stories, novels citing a specific event of the story, or their stories and novels A story of a person who knows.

Rally Levi's poem "Adolescence" is an infinite and descriptive poem about his youth's retrospect. In his view, these years missed the opportunity. When I was young he was 15 years old when I remembered that I met a girl he did not like. She left her spinal meningitis and regretted that he did not give him love before her death. If he loves her, maybe nothing will happen; I am wondering if he should love her. Poetry does not seem to have a specific direction or direction, but the text created by Levis supports the point that "every day lives like the past". A wonderful story. By combining subtly different technologies to shape poetry, Levi's created a work of art.

Rally Levi's works create a suitable and effective blend of styles. The theme of "life for everyday as if it is your last day" is conveyed in a clear way, which is the main purpose of "adolescence". By using various techniques to describe things, emotions, rebellious general grammar rules, stories are communicated to readers in the best way. He chose to distribute crisp explanations and portraits so that readers would be interested in the duration of the story. Since this poem has only 2 pages, there is no way to make it a pager. But manipulating text in a way chosen by Levi tells emotion of poetry in much the same way as other short stories. That seemingly random cutting and clumsy random confusion directly adds a sense of the story from the heart. Therefore, poetry is the best choice because it can be written in the way chosen by the artist, and it can be shaped into the art work of "youth".