Obviously, the CEO's devious predicessor was going to be a problem. He should have rebuffed (not sure if that's okay, including the past tense of a given word) the guy in the first place. He was always amicable, having no sense of respect or seriousness within a single bone in his body, he had also shown to be unendingly garrulous, neverendingly talavtive and inatentive aswell.
It shows the relationship between the poetry and the place. The poet describes the emotions and the feelings that the house of five fires produce.
The poet has internalized the loss and alienation that have come from her experience of removal. This historic consciousness is echoed by her personal loss in the death of her parents and the loss of loved ones.
It is a sense of loss that creates tremendous longing, a longing edged with anger, that's reflected in poems like "Underground Water" and "Scraps Worthy of Wind."
In the beginning of the story, for example, Rains ford falls off his yacht into the “blood-warm waters” of the sea, symbolically marking him as a target of future violence
