House Crickets and Chrysalis Diary Summary

"House Crickets" describes the life of the crickets that live in homes, rather than in nature. Their lives and understanding of the world is entirely based on what takes place in the home and the food eaten by the homeowners. They do not seem to mind this life of a steady temperature and reliable food sources. "Chrysalis Diary" tells the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly through the perspective of the caterpillar as it journals this process. It creates a cocoon out of sheer instinct and soon fears and wonders about its future. It chronicles all the changes that take place, because it does not think that anyone would believe this transformation taking place.

House Crickets and Chrysalis Diary Analysis

"House Crickets" is a unique poem because it describes a sort of domesticated insect...