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in poetry imagery and mood is a good way for the author connect the readers to the story and help them understand it alot better. In piano a man imagines himself being a child again and beig under a piano while his mother played it.In the second poem those winter sundays the familys father works hard every day to support his family.Imagery and mood are good ways for the author to help the reader throughout every type of writng there ever was and is an excellent connector.

Imagery is a way for the author to connect the reader to the story and help them imagine what the situations may look like.an example of this is in the poem piano. a young boy was under an piano while his mother gracefully stroked the keys. ”boom of the tingling strings.”.this helps the reader imagine what it would be like if they were the child under the piano hearing and feeling the music coming from above. another example of imagery would be in the poem those winter sundays. the children's father was getting dressed when it was freezing cold. “put his clothes on in the blueblack cold.”.This helps the reader feel how the father must feel in this situation. As you can …show more content…

In the poem Piano by D.H Lawrence a man had some very vivid memories. The man went back into his memories because he missed his mother and the activity they constantly did. “childhood memories and longing to be a child again”.This helps readers feel the need to be a child again. another example is in the Poem winter sundays . the family is very appreciative of their father but are very quiet about it. father is always at work and they are very appreciative for that and love him very much. this helps the reader understand how much work that the father is really doing for his family. to conclude mood is a excellent way for the author to help the readers understand the story and what the characters are

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