... interpret this act? Is it a trivial act that people should not make a serious matter? Overall, this poem deals with humanity in relation to itself and to society. The structure of the poem is thematic. It has a plot where the presentation of the material is developed. In terms ... more perfect world than what we have. The author, Alexander Pope, turned this poem into a mock epic, a form of social poetry, attacking imperialism and mercantilism. Others see it as a sexually liberated, comical poem that makes perfect sense. It is also a mock-heroic satire, yet we do not know ... Pope uses ...

• Word Count: 1760
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: High School