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The title of James Wright’s poem “Lying in a hammock on William Duffy’s Farm in Pine Island, Minnesota,” is very important. ... Wright uses imagery, our five senses to draw a picture in our minds and allow us two relive his past. ... Wright looks back on his past hoping that he might be able to reach out and grab something good out of his life.
The first sense that Wright uses imagery on is sight. ... ” Wright says “the bronze butterfly not “a bronze butterfly.” Wright wants all of our focus on the butterfly. Wright uses the word bronze so we can imagine a bright beautiful but heavily burdened butterfly. ... The “green shadow” Shows us that there is remorse and regret in Wright’s heart. Wright’s description of the house as empty, was his way of relating to his own unfulfilled past. ... Wright uses the sight of sunlight to separate what he saw and what we think from everything else.
Approximate Word count = 791
Approximate Pages = 3.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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