Predators And The Bless Poem Comparison

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Both these poems are great poems and emphasize on different parts of an animal’s life. The two poems are “The Blessing” and “Predators.” The four topics that will be compared and contrasted are the animals, the speaker’s feelings, the title, and the conclusions.

The first poem that will be mentioned is “The Blessing.” This poem is about two ponies in Rochester, Minnesota. In this poem the animals are tame. The animals are tame because they are always accompanied by humans and don’t do any harm to anyone. The speaker is very peaceful in this poem which is shown by his choice of words. The terms such as kindness, and gladly. The title “A Blessing,” suggests that the author has a positive attitude and talks about happy things. Finally,

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