AprilSmallWoman:
What is the dominant mood of the poet and how has it been brought about.

Something worships my body
I feel it, look! It pecks like a hawk
One leg swings, another burrows
Sensation and the love of life
Sensation and the trials of life
My body grapples narcotically
My supple skin cracks
Nature flourishes on another
And we feel like each other!
I slap myself, it misses my enemy
I slap myself, it kills my friend.

Note:Each question must be answered based on the effective use of poetic devices.
I really need urgent answers, it's a very important assignment and I don't understand it. Thanks

heendrix:


well I'll leave it for who even understand what you wrote to answer as for me I didn't see any question

AprilSmallWoman:
What is the dominant mood of the poet and how has it been brought about.

I think the mood is that of bewilderment/shock. this is due to the question ask by the poet and the use of exclamation points almost through out the poem.

if I may ask, who's the poet?

Something worships my body
I feel it, look! It pecks like a hawk
One leg swings, another burrows
Sensation and the love of life
Sensation and the trials of life
My body grapples narcotically
My supple skin cracks
Nature flourishes on another
And we feel like each other!
I slap myself, it misses my enemy
I slap myself, it kills my friend.

Note:Each question must be answered based on the effective use of poetic devices.
I really need urgent answers, it's a very important assignment and I don't understand it. Thanks