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    Randall Jarrell’s poem “A Lullaby” has both a glaringly bleak and starkly literal tone; it evokes despair about war and human society altogether. Set in an unclear place and time‚ the poem tells the story of a soldier who has sacrificed everything to fight for his country‚ and describes his insignificant life and death with a series of increasingly abstract similes. The speaker’s dismal tone‚ clear from the first few lines‚ makes a grand message about the baseness of war‚ and shifts the reader’s

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    William Stafford and Randall Jarrell There are two poetry writers that have wrote very good pomes and have quite a few that are popular. To compare and contrast two‚ it would have to be “Traveling through the Dark” by William Stafford and "The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner" by Randall Jarrell. These two authors have a different way and style they write there poems‚ that is why it makes sense to look at these two really close and really see how they write and how they get the message across. Both

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    Randall Jarrell‚ poet‚ critic‚ essayist‚ and former Poet Laureate of the United States‚ was born in 1914 in Nashville Tennessee and attended Vanderbilt University in that same city. There‚ Jarrell received his BA and MA studying under John Crowe Ransom and Robert Penn Warren. His poetry is influenced by W.H. Auden and Robert Frost and often uses what poets call “the common dialogue of Americans.” He passed away October 14th‚ 1965. The speaker of this poem is going through an identity crisis. They

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    for America. One of the best tools was through sensational poems. Prominently‚ ‘Flander Fields’ gave the readers a sense of obligation to accomplish the mission of the dead soldiers and more‚ the wish of anyone in the country. ‘New Georgia’ by Randall Jarrell‚ on contrary‚ is a personal story‚ in which encourage any type of person to join the armed forces for either glorious fame or mentally relief. Although each poem has distinguished words styles‚ tones‚ both drive citizens to enroll in the military

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    Poetry Response 3 In “The Death of the ball Turret Gunner”‚ Randall Jarrell briefly describes a young man’s journey from the womb of his mother to the metaphorical womb of the ball turret that he dies in. The main message of the poems that war is a cold and horrible thing that makes waste of human life. The poem is written directly after World War two and illustrates its message through the use of an extended metaphor. The time period is essential to the piece because of how it provides the main

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    A Close Reading Essay of the Poem: “Mail Call” By Randall Jarrell In Randall Jarrell’s poem; “Hope”‚ the poem reads‚ “The spirit killeth‚ but the letter giveth life” (1). A letter maybe only words and thoughts on a piece of paper to some but to others: like the soldiers in “Mail Call‚ a letter is a sense of hope but only if the letter contains something good. In the poem‚ “Hope”‚ Randall Jarrell tells how one goes about living their life day by day‚ never changing. He refers to week as a hand

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    officials‚ but the voters of this country.” Franklin D. Roosevelt Randall Meechum woke up in his bedroom and sat up sluggishly. He was an average white man of 27 years of age‚ with light brown hair and blue eyes. He looked like someone who fit in perfectly with his surroundings‚ not really sticking out in anyway‚ yet he constantly felt out of place in his society. Some people have probably felt out of place once in a while‚ but Randall felt like he hadn’t belong in his own country for years. Now‚ he

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    family’s servant. I work there all day. They are like my family already. Everyone treats me good. That family is great. Lord Randall and his mother have a good relationship. I can say that Lord Randall grown up well because of his mother. Lord Randall loves hunting. Sometimes‚ he lets us servants to go with him. It was fun indeed. Hunting may be tiring but Lord Randall does not usually feel it. After hunting‚ he usually tells his mother of the things he saw while hunting. When he met his beloved

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    Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions Randall Munroe Nonfiction and Humor There are 320 pages First Person Point of View The setting differentiates between each question or even different parts of each question. It’s normally on Earth‚ but sometimes it is on some other planet - or moon. It also changes time depending on the situation. On some‚ it’s millions of years into the future‚ millions of years in the past‚ or at about this day and age. Randall Munroe‚ the author‚ is the one speaking through

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    One of these writers was Randall Jarrell. After being born on May 6‚ 1914‚ in Nashville Tennessee‚ Jarrell and his parents moved to Los Angeles where his dad worked as a photographer. When Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell divorced‚ Randall and his younger brother returned to Nashville to live with their mother. While in Nashville‚ Randall attended Hume-Frogg high school. Randall showed his love for the arts while in high school by participating in dramatics and journalism. Jarrell continued his career in

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