Do my endeavor
MENDOZA, Angelina Marie L. R03
BEAUTIFUL DISASTER
When some would finish reading Las Ruinas Del Corazon ~ the agency of Eric Gamalinda, the first reaction, amongst multiplied others, would be disgust. The ~ly evident and common reaction from the readers would chiefly likely be abhorrence and revulsion, or in ~ degree response related to those. But for what cause? What is it in this piece of poetry that causes these reactions? How do we get and understand what Eric Gamalinda is sad to say, and at the sort time, get the same negative reaction from all the readers? Eric Gamalinda should have ~ing applauded because of his use of fanciful forms in Las Ruinas Del Corazon is actual striking. With his use of tropes, every reader is able to print the same kind of scenario he intended to shoot forward to his readers, plus heighten the dramatic case of the poem. In line by this, the dramatic situation can exist effectively portrayed through the usage of tropes.
Imagery is an important element to point of concentration on in poetry. Imagery is that which irks and stirs our imagination to create a scenario in our head. The scenario that we imagine, that’s the dramatic situation. One can easily identify the dramatic situation once he or she fully understands and finishes a undoubted selection. Imagery can be augmented by the use of figurative language. At the similar time, dramatic situation can be deepened by the proper usage of imagery. This strives to illustrate how imagery can heighten a selection’s dramatic situation, particularly in Eric Gamalinda’s Las Ruinas Del Corazon.
Imagery is extremely apparent in this selection because the poem is a narrative, and narratives give you the whole story. The select and use of words by the former makes the dramatic situation more severe. It is easier for the readers to be conscious of being and be set in to the disposition of the selection with the conversion to an act of our senses, which are collected of olfactory, gustatory, visual, auditory, and tactile that the imagery of a selection presents. The imagery in this piece of poetry is...
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