Blackberry Eating Kennel

The poem talks about, the poet’s strong feelings of love for words; Kennel introduces by exalting the beauty of language and words which he succeeds in doing through comparing the blackberries to language and words. The poet’s deep attraction to words is portrayed in his attraction to the ripeness and richness of blackberries. In lines like the “many- lettered, one- syllable lumps, which I squeeze, squinch open and splurge well in the silent, startled, icy, black language. The poet succeeds in comparing the blackberries to words or rather language.

What are the points you would make in an analysis? The title of the poem “the blackberry eating”, reflects the poetic devices employed by the poet in bringing out the meaning of the poem. These …show more content…
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Copying the draft on a new page and putting away the draft, developing ideas on the hot spot as the new topic. Repeating this process severally and exhaustingly, putting the piece back together adding some information or substituting the piece with the new information. Using an author’s note, provide directions for your future intentions with this writing, state the things that should change about the original piece to accommodate the new writing. Find out whether you deepened or extended on the original idea. Conclusively this is imperative in revision or drafting as it can both help the reader in revising drafts writing and thinking about other texts read for class, peers, and authors’ (Fitzgerald,