Analysis Of The Poem 'Rally For Darfur'
What do you think the genocides actually do? In the poem, “Rally for Darfur” by Rabbi J. Rolando Matalon, the author wants to show the readers what the different genocides do to people, and how they actually die. Using repetition and imagery, Matalon shows just how horrible the genocides truly are.
Throughout all poems there are multiple techniques that are used. The most frequent technique through “Rally for Darfur” is repetition. In the first line of every stanza it states which genocide it is and says “...it was written and in Darfur it is being sealed.” Also in every stanza it says either “who shall…” or “who will…” after each statement follows something that could happen to the people; such as being raped or different ways on how they
Throughout all poems there are multiple techniques that are used. The most frequent technique through “Rally for Darfur” is repetition. In the first line of every stanza it states which genocide it is and says “...it was written and in Darfur it is being sealed.” Also in every stanza it says either “who shall…” or “who will…” after each statement follows something that could happen to the people; such as being raped or different ways on how they