A beautiful poem. Perhaps my favorite. One thing I got from the imagery that you did not and that the significance of the car. It represents modern technology and the chaos it has inflicted on nature. The engine purring, the front lights pointing the way into the future and "I stood in the glare of the warm exhaust turning red..." That's blood imagery. The car lighting the way forward representing machinery prominent place in the future and behind a widening trail of blood representing the destruction of nature. The best thing the man believed he could do for the dear is make sure it was never born.
Thanks John... I also see it in this human influence VS nature sense as the fawn representing more than the individual. The unborn animal becomes allegory for the entire future of the natural world, we feel sadness about our impact upon wilderness and wild things but as the vehicle comes toward us, we have no option but to push it aside. At least this is how it feels to me, especially with the current state of the world.
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This was the first poem that made me understand and love poetry. Wonderful explanation!!
A beautiful poem. Perhaps my favorite. One thing I got from the imagery that you did not and that the significance of the car. It represents modern technology and the chaos it has inflicted on nature. The engine purring, the front lights pointing the way into the future and "I stood in the glare of the warm exhaust turning red..." That's blood imagery. The car lighting the way forward representing machinery prominent place in the future and behind a widening trail of blood representing the destruction of nature. The best thing the man believed he could do for the dear is make sure it was never born.
Thanks John... I also see it in this human influence VS nature sense as the fawn representing more than the individual. The unborn animal becomes allegory for the entire future of the natural world, we feel sadness about our impact upon wilderness and wild things but as the vehicle comes toward us, we have no option but to push it aside. At least this is how it feels to me, especially with the current state of the world.
@@ardapelle what do you think about the tension shown between efficiency and responsibility?
English teachers... college professors and such... this is how your students will really learn and love literature! Thanks Rebecca!!
From Nepal. Thank you for giving best explanation.
Fantastic job. Such a haunting poem. Spot on analysis.
Thank you so much for posting this video! It really helped me understand the poem better.
Thank you so much for helping me further understanding this poem! You do a fine job at analyzing and explaining it.
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You explained it so well, thanks💛🌸
Thank you very much for this analysis..
Helped a lot. Thanks :)
Thats a preety good explanation thaks preety lady!!
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Thank you so much i use to dislike poems however thanks to you it helps me understand them more i have Subscribe thank you so much you help people like me who struggle to learn to understand it better
louie neill You're welcome! Glad to help. :-)
I could have used this when I wrote two essays about it 😭
I use to learn too much thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Anyone from Nepal?
Nice
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