an analysis of the poem

An Analysis Of The Poem Aids To The Wind The poem Aids To The Wind uses a blue tone to narrow a story of the author’s friend’s death. It depicts how AIDS destroyed a life as wind put out a fire. In the opening three lines, “It was the fire and smoke of his bravado, that allowed him to storm in and hold court of his audience,” the writer characterizes a brave and …

…and phases, such as fire, storm, rush, slashing, and struck down. Through these words, the reader can picture the battle between the patient and the disease. Then, the author uses the soft words in the last two paragraphs to express his sigh. Personally, I like this poem, since it is easy to understand and it touches my heart. The author avoids being over ostentatious. The imagery and the wording demonstrate the intelligence of the author.