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Hone Tuwhare Poetry
Title: Hone Tuwhare Poetry
Category: Literature / English
Details: Words: 487 | Pages: 2.1 (approximately 235 words/page)
Hone Tuwhare Poetry
Metaphor is at the heart of poetry. Discuss with references to two poems that you have studied this year.
Hone Tuwhare is a distinguished NZ Maori poet. He predominantly writes in free verse, and uses strong colloquial language, originating from his working class background. Two of his more successful and well-known poems, ‘No Ordinary Sun’ and ‘Bus Journey, South’ are strong examples that exemplify the point that metaphor is at the heart of poetry.
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go and trap eels under a bridge, the mountains would appear, and to punish him. (if I’m caught trapping eels long bridge the mountains will rush up to stone me”)
I think that Hone Tuwhare was extremely successful in producing two poems that hold fast to the saying that ‘Metaphor is at the heart of poetry’. The metaphors he uses help to create an atmosphere, and set a scene and tone for the poem.
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