“Those Winter Sundays” is a poem written by Robert Hayden that uses tactile and visual imagery to show the different displays of the son’s feelings towards his father. Visual imagery appeals to the eye like color, while tactile would appeal to feelings. Hayden’s poem tells about a son and father's relationship. This relationship is like a silent love. The father doesn't say loving things, but, he shows loving actions like whenever he would light the fire before waking him up so the room was not cold. Consequently, the son will realize that whenever he thought his father was unloving, he really loved him and he did a lot for him, though he was too immature to realize that when he was young.
Robert Hayden conveys tactile imagery in this
Robert Hayden conveys tactile imagery in this