Wednesday, March 25, 2009
"Choices"
I really enjoyed this poem. It brings out a realization of her decision she seemed to be consumed by her choice of creating a view of a snowy mountain but then becomes aware of the way she is changing what is or will be. The significance of the nest consumes her, she experiences a sort of appreciation for the natural way of things.
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Yes, the impact of human intervention--think again of "The Fish"--on "what is," on those other worlds, and the consequences of those alterations--for ourselves and those others (this can be nature, per se, but what else?)is certainly one of the questions the poem addresses. See my comments on Stephen's blog, as well.
ReplyDeleteyes, that true, in reality life is a significance way of nature. so making the right decision make her appreciate nature.
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