1. Latin Women Pray Vs. Journey Of The Magi
... burned" by a religion and is striking back against it by talking about a god in a negative or sarcastic way. The imagery that takes place in both the poems is very visual. T.S. Eliot's poem appeals more to the sounds than that of Cofer's poem though. The speaker makes you hear his trip by talking about the complaining workers and running streams. In "The Journey ... shining votive candles.! The speaker makes you feel even aggravated that God won't listen to these persistent girls praying. She paints a beautiful image of multiple Latin girls, "Margarita Josefina Maria and Isabel". Althou...
- Word Count: 1144
- Approx Pages: 5
- Grade Level: High School