1. The bull moose
... experiences as a result of the human's ignorance. Nowlan begins the poem by creating a vivid image for the reader with his descriptive language. Through describing the bull moose's natural habitat, it is clear that it is very different from the one which he is moving towards. The author talks of the "purple mist of trees on the mountain" and the many different varieties of trees in the forest such as spruce, ... cedar and tamarack. It is when the bull moose encounters the pole fenced pasture that these descriptions stop, the fence seems to ... symbolize the bull moose's exit from nature...
- Word Count: 615
- Approx Pages: 2