emily's thoughts

''streets"             >           "tedious argument"      |                                            |           lost w/ confusion                     reason (Simile)                              (simile) "restless nights" > nights are never restless, they are what make us restless (personification) When simile is used in a story we see what the author meant, sometimes do not understand with words but we understand because of the similes used. I think its maybe just my imagination. Personification uses real life things but puts them out their differently, i do not know if that makes sense but it makes sense in my head and that's how i understand what an author is trying to get to me through words.

Gosh this was something people can relate to and it is unfortunately something sad people go through. I never realized you know that someone can describe what they feel in such a way that it is difficult for the audience to depict what the author is trying to say. Honestly T.S. Eliot knew what he was saying and he knew what would get the audience's attention. He described how many people feel but can't say on their own. Because sadly this is what people go through, they are scared people judge them, or they feel like they aren't good enough, or that they are less than others.And just that T.S. Eliot explained in a poem. IN A POEM!!!! C'mon now there are very few writers who can do that, well at least thats what i think.