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In introduction to poetry, bill collins represents various metaphors to describe different approaches to reading poetry.
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The speaker condones some of these approaches while criticizing the other.
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So when considering which metaphors resonate with the experience, one can reflect on our own approach and perspective.
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So here are few metaphors and the poem and their possible interpretation.
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So, the first metaphor would be, i want them to, i want them to water -ski across the surface of poem or waving at the author's name, author's name on the shore, on the shore.
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So this metaphor suggests that a light -hearted and enjoyable approach to reading poetry.
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Light -hearted and enjoyable approach.
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Next it resonates with those who prefer to skim the surface of a poem, appreciating its aesthetics and author's identity without delving into deeper meaning or analysis.
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So, it prefer to, prefer to people who like to skim, who likes the skim surface of poem.
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So second metaphor could be, but all they want to do, but all they want to do is tie the poem to a chair, to a chair with rope and torture a confession, confession out of it.
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So this metaphor portrays a more aggressive and analytic approach to poetry.
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More aggressive and analytical approach to poetry.
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So it resonates with readers who seek to unravel every aspect of a poem examining its structural themes and symbolism.
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So it resonates with people who seeks to unravel every aspect of the poem...