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"Joaquin" by Rodolfo Gonzales
Summary: Interpretation and description of the poem "Joaquin" by Rodolfo Gonzales.
The poem consists of five stanzas that vary in length. The number of the verses, which are also diversifying concerning the number of words, decreases from stanza to stanza: There are very long verses like for example: "lost in a world of confusion(..) suppressed by manipulation, and destroyed by modern society(..)" or "I have come a long way to nowhere" but there are also short ones that consist of a single word, for instance: "Or(...)Yes.(..) Progress."
The first stanza is the longest one (it comprises 12 verses),the second stanza has 11 verses, the third stanza has 7 verses, the fourth stanza comprises 6 verses and the last stanza consists of only one verse : "My own people." There is also a connection between the length of the stanzas an the content of the poem because the length refers to Joaquin's state of confusion: At the beginning of the poem, he has...
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