Desert Places
I immediately thought about an empty place “…where no human race is” (l.14), just like the speaker defined it. A desert place that isolated from the rest of the civilization because “…lonely as it is that loneliness/will be more lonely ere it will be less” (ll.9-10). The “desert places” (the title) associated with silence, darkness “…and the night falling fast, ho, fast”(l.1), a huge emptiness and even death “all animals are smothered in their lairs” (l.6).I think that the speaker talks about “desert places” (in the title) with more then one meaning. First of all the title is in plural - “places”. Secondly, the speaker in one hand tells us about an isolated “field” (l.2), so naturally I thought about this desert place as a place here on earth. I thought about untaken care field, because of the “few weeds…showing last” (l.4). The image that I got at the very beginning was some empty, far away place that humans have not been there for a very long time. However, at the end of the poem, he unexpectedly tells us “I have in me so much nearer home/to scare me with my own desert places” (l.15-16). The desert place that he keeps wri
The combination of the words “going past” is an oxymoron because the I think that the speaker refers here to the whole nature in general: the
Some topics in this essay:
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RHYMES SCHEMA,
“desert places”,
“field” l2,
“desert places” title,
places” title,
human race,
animals smothered lairs”,
smothered lairs” l6,
desert places” l15-16,
death “all animals,
“all animals,
animals smothered,
smothered lairs”,
lairs” l6,
refers nature,
places” l15-16,
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