what is a craft thesis about the poem structure of the poem social distancing by juan felipe herrea PLS HELP

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kompoz [17]2 years ago

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A craft thesis would show that Herrea's poem has a cyclical structure, to represent the repetition of lines in the lives of all people in the world.

We can come to this answer because:

Herrea's poem is written with a structure completely out of the ordinary.
In the poem, the lines are arranged like a circle, preventing the reader from noticing the first and last lines.
This structure promotes a sense of continuity and infinity, which is directly associated with the theme of the poem.

The theme of the poem refers to equality between people during the social distancing promoted by the pandemic. In this case, the structure of the poem reinforces the idea that during this period, one person's thoughts, realities, and feelings repeated themselves infinitely in other people, all over the world.

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