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Sedbober [7]
2 years ago
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How does the speaker’s description of flowers develop the meaning of the poem

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vagabundo [1.1K]2 years ago
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This question is incomplete, here´s the complete question

Read Identity, by Julio Noboa

How does the speaker’s description of flowers develop the meaning of the poem?

The speaker views the existence of flowers as more limited than the life of a weed.  

The speaker views the existence of flowers as more free than the life of a weed.

The speaker views the existence of flowers as an appreciation to humans.

The speaker views the existence of flowers as an inconvenience to humans.

Answer: The speaker views the existence of flowers as more limited than the life of a weed.  

Explanation:

As the title indicates, identity is the main theme of this poem, as well as the freedom of maintaining one´s individuality.

Polanco presents the life of flowers as limited in the sense that they are bound to a pot that restrains them, and they grow surrounded by other identical flowers. This could be a metaphor about those who obey the commands of a constraining society.

Unlike flowers, a weed, although ugly and foul-smelling, grows free, such as a person who preserves individual freedoms.

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