Poem Comparison of Mr bleaney by Philip Larkin and In Memory of My Gran

poesy Comparison of Mr bleaney by Philip Larkin and In Memory of My grandad by Edward story The two verses that leave alone be conveyed and compared will be Mr Bleaney (by Philip Larkin) & In Memory of My Grandfather (by Edward Storey). some(prenominal) verses describe the character of the poem. The character in the poem on the Grandfather has admiration, but Mr Bleaney is disturbed. In this essay I will compare the character, poets feelings and pose to each man. Furthermore, the similarities and differences in structure, language and image in the midst of the two poems will be compared and lastly my preference and emotional responses. To begin with what each poem is about. Mr Bleaney is a descriptive and narrative verse. There are two voices the landladys and the poets, Mr Bleaney is given in the view of the depressed lyricist. Mr Bleaney is given the life of the writer done and th trigger-happy his unfrequented years. It is about a man named Mr Bleaney who lives through a dull yet ordinary life, but the place he lives in is shown through a kitsch light. On the other hand the Grandfather is compared to a corner and the whole poem has the description of his appearance through the grandsons observation. Now I shall move on to the characters. Mr Bleaney has a sad life because he lives in a place called The Bodies. The word body is used when someone is departed. So this means who ever lives in this house is nobody. They are metaphorically deceased. The poet describes Mr Bleaney using environments and surroundings. He suggests Mr Bleaney is not intellectual, sixty watt bulb very dim, has a restricted life. additionally he has no possessions of his own, behind ... ...uthor achieved his expectations of the character by evaluating him with a tree, his voice rough as the bark of his cracked hands. So both artists have achieved their hazard to an extent. The reactions and images that I received from this poem vary from the writer. My preference is that I had learnt a lesson from the Mr Bleaneys poem is we serve ourselves the way we tell other people to treat us. The grandfather poem did not give me many lessons except that he is the most respected character in the lyric and the whole praise is personified, with the tree. Additionally I blemished many disparity and distinction between the poems. There werent numerous resemblances though. In conclusion the Mr Bleaney has told me he was a lonely and a middle class man, but the grandfather was a leave office sprit and lived life his way.