Refugee Bues

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Going trought the two war criticize them

Exponent of literature of commitment

Publish in 1939 (before war world 2)

Cricisism against Hitler, also to English people that aren't welcoming

Strong political message still relevent today

Refugee

Juice wore excaping from Germany

Arriving to England

1st Stanza: city full of people but they are homeless

2nd Stanza: They can't go back (Germany)

11th-12th Stanza: Huge building where there woren't a space for them

9th-10th Stanza: Nature has a kind of freedom that they as human beang, haven't

8th Stanza: Cats and dogs wore treated better then them ( German jews)

7th Stanza: He compares Hitler hungry speaking with a thunder (methaphor)

6th Stanza: In a public meeting they told that Juish are gonna still our daily bread ( cristian paradox )

5th Stanza: Government said to come back next year

4th Stanza: For the government are death but they are still alive

3rd Stanza: Comparison: Nature (blooming every year) and old passport

Theams:

Discrimination and antisemitism

Nature and humanity

Characteristics

Each stanza repetition in the last tercet

Rime shime: regular AAB

Twelve Tercez

Contrasting Images:

Stanza 9th-10th: Freedom of nature- Persecution

Line 22: Animal- Human; Love-Hostility

Line 11-12: Officially dead- still alive

Line 2: Maison-holes

Blues

kind of music that express sadness

Bluse: for the sound