Nothings changed-Choose two poems which make a connection between the :: English Literature

Nothings changed-Choose two poems which make a connection amidst thepast and the present, and explain what this connection means to from each onewriter.When he goes back to the district its completely overgrown. He steps through and throughthe rubbish and weeds. It says the weeds are amiable which meansfriendly, as if the weeds dont notice what he knows. He knows in hisbones this is where he used to live. Its as if the feeling starts inhis feet and works its dash up through him, and he gets hotter and moreintense, until he suddenly sees this brash new building. Squatsmakes you think of a toad, or something heavy and solid, and alsosquatting is when you live somewhere illegal, like the hostelry shouldntever have been there. When he peers in through the glass its all cooland elegant inside, not the sort of place they would let in anyone. Hesays we know where we belong, meaning outside looking in. Soalthough it no longer says Whites Only on a board, like it used to,only risque white people would feel they had the right to be there.Charollte o neils song-Choose two poems which communicate a sense ofinjustice, and show how the poets have succeeded in doing this.The heartbeat of the poem is very vigorous and assertive. You understructure imagineit sung in a rebellious way - shes had enough. The stress falls onthe historic words in each line, especially the verbs, whichemphasises all the physical actions that are being described. Wordslike scrape and scrub echo each other, and when you say the scryou can hear the effort involved. Theres also a strong contrastbetween I and you right through the poem, which emphasises howdifferent their lives are. In the second half of the poem (after theBut) she shifts into the future tense as she imagines her new life.The poem finishes on a very definite note, with the final rhyme, likeshes slammed the door behind her - her emeritus lifes all done anddusted.Half caste-Choose two poems where the style and language of the p oemseem particularly suited to what the poet has to say, and explain ineach illustration why you think this.The argument of the poem comes out in the way it is written. You couldalmost say that the poem is written in a intricate language - its a kindof English, but its also in Caribbean. The poet writes wid and or else of with to show that the speaker has a Caribbean accent.