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The Blessing

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English

 

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Robert F

 

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March 17, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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I believe he uses this to suggest the poem is real, not a dream or imaginative thought. It is written in free verse with most complete phrases complete to line length. There are a few exceptions within the story for instance line 3 "And the eyes of those two Indian ponies" and line 4 "darken with kindness"...
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I think he does this to express these points more clearly and to amplify the feeling of the poem to the reader. The poem can be perceived as almost like stepping out of reality into something beautiful. The friends enter from a city road, across barbed wire, into this ideal dream like setting. He describes the horses as "wet swans" (line11) and "delicate as the skin over a girl's wrist" (line 21)...
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