1. In the Snack Bar by Edwin Morgan
"In the Snack Bar" by Edwin Morgan is a thought-provoking poem in which an unusual character is described in immaculate detail. Edwin Morgan uses this poem to describe an elderly man, humpbacked from birth and blind that he encounters in a snack bar. He describes the man as he struggles to get to his feet and then announcing, to the customers of the snack bar, that he needs to go to the toilet. Edwin Morgan describes ... similar. Repetition is used one final time in the description of the journey made by the two men down the stairs: "He climbs, and steadily enough. He climbs, we climb. He clim...
- Word Count: 917
- Approx Pages: 4
- Grade Level: High School