Hide and Seek by Vernon Scannell and Half Past Two by U.A. Fanthorpe Es

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Call loud I am manipulate Come and find me This sentenceis short and sharp to sho w the tension and excitement of the hide andseek game, as there are three sentences (although not full sentences)to one line. This technique is apply to arm tension within the poemas making the sentences short and sharp increases the pace of the poemto repair the reader more excited and intense as to what is going tohappen. The poet uses this to build an atmosphere of anxiety at thebeginning of the poem so that the poem is hasten straight to anexciting sentence without the build up. This alerts the readers andmakes them want to read on.The next sentence uses a lot of alliteration within the sentence. Thesentence states The sacks in the beast shed smell like the seaside.This sentence, when said aloud, gives a lot of sounds which sound lik... ...ader infer this weird place whichthe poet is trying to describe and makes the reader imagine that he orshe is in this place.In comparison of the two poems, I can clearly say that two poems arevery alike. They are two targeted to an o lder audience so that theycan be the modern child as most people of an older age are curious asto what it is like and would like to step in the childs shoes.Both the poems are also told from the childs view so that the readergets to know more about the child.The poems also two use personification because at much(prenominal) a young agemany simple objects can come alive really easily as the modern childhas a liberal imagination and can, if he or she wants to, make simplethings come alive.Therefore, in conclusion, I can say that these poems both have thesame theme, which is growing up and coping with growing up. Hide and Seek by Vernon Scannell and Half Past Two by U.A. Fanthorpe EsHide and Seek by Vernon Scannell and Half Past Two by U.A. FanthorpeTask Compare two poems of the same theme in detail.In this essay I will be looking at two poems, which are similar intheme and discussing their similarities.I will be using the poems Hide and Seek by Vernon Scannell and Ha lfPast Two by U A Fanthorpe. These poems are similar to each otherbecause their main theme is growing up, as the poems are set in themind of a child.The first poem called Hide and Seek by Vernon Scannell is an unusualpoem as it takes a lot of imagination to fully understand the poem.The title of the poem suggests that the story is about a childish gamebut this is from an adults point of view as this poem is set in achilds mind and so this simple game is a terrifying experience to thechild. The opening to the poem starts with the frantic, short wordsCall out. Call loud I am ready Come and find me This sentenceis short and sharp to show the tension and excitement of the hide andseek game, as there are three sentences (although not full sentences)to one line. This technique is used to build tension within the poemas making the sentences short and sharp increases the pace of the poemto make the reader more excited and anxious as to what is going tohappen. The poet uses this to build an atmosphere of anxiety at thebeginning of the poem so that the poem is rushed straight to anexciting sentence without the build up. This alerts the readers andmakes them want to read on.The next sentence uses a lot of alliteration within the sentence. Thesentence states The sacks in the tool shed smell like the seaside.This sentence, when said aloud, gives a lot of sounds which sound lik... ...ader imagine this weird place whichthe poet is trying to describe and makes the reader imagine that he orshe is in this place.In comparison of the two poems, I can clearly say that both poems arevery alike. They are both targeted to an older audience so that theycan be the modern child as most people of an older age are curious asto what it is like and would like to step in the childs shoes.Both the poems are also told from the childs view so that the readergets to know more about the child.The poems also both use personification because at such a young agemany simple objects can come alive re ally easily as the modern childhas a wide imagination and can, if he or she wants to, make simplethings come alive.Therefore, in conclusion, I can say that these poems both have thesame theme, which is growing up and coping with growing up.