Jeronimo Ramirez

This poem to me is like about a guy talking about him being different because the color of his skin and I'm not sure if that's what it's really about, but that's what I'm getting from it. I feel like I can be my self because I know we don't have all that long on this planet so why bother with something or someone when it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things so yeah I believe the saying "you do you" that's pretty much what I go by like you could be yourself because at the end of the day I really don't care.

Well is see the power of words as ways of expressing the way we feel like maybe we can't express it any other way and that's why we use words.

So I read them and I like that they are not long that's always a good for me you know short and sweet and the one ," Because I could not stop for Death" uses like figurative language and it does a good job of painting a picture of what they are talking about in your head by using those words and the one ,"Hope " does a good job with metaphors like comparing hope and birds.

1. Fahrenheit 451 2.of mice and men 3. The tortoise and the hair

So the comparison between these two conversions is that they are both ridiculous and they are kinda confusing and they contradict each other. They both are like also kinda hard to understand like they make no sense they are just kinda going back and forth with each other kinda like a parrot who just talks because it like the sound of itself talking.

I think the reason he had so much fun with the names because this book is not all serious and because of that he gets to mess around and he chooses to do that with the names and dialogue. His tones on the characters are one of like comedy and stuff he likes to make fun of 'em and he's trying to tell the readers what kind of people they are kinda like a personality just by their names.