This helps the main theme be expressed because it becomes so much easier for the reader to understand what is happening and they do not really have to worry about the complexity of poetry. The setting or time of Bishop's poem holds great significance as far as the theme is concerned. In 1918, the United States was just getting out of World War I...
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In 1918, the United States was just getting out of World War I. This was a time the society was changing and the world would be different. Things that were common before the war would no longer be found and things that were not so common, like the automobile at the end of the poem, would now be an everyday occurrence...
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