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Can someone please compare the two poems weasels by John Tripp and the moths plea by Elizabeth Jennings. Thanks. for the poems have a look at pic.thanks

For 25 points.Plz I need for tomorrow. Can someone please compare the two poems weasels by John Tripp and the moths plea by Elizabeth Jennings. Thanks. for the class=

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I'd say that both are about nuisances. The Moth's Plea, by Elizabeth Jennings, is form the moth's perspective at being a pest, and it is given in a way so that you pity the moth. However, the poem Weasels by John Tripp gives the human's perspective on weasels, which are also pests. It gives every negative aspect about weasels so you come to despise them. In conclusion, the Moth's Plea is about pitying the pest, while Weasels is about shaming and hating on the pest.

annyksl

The two poems are similar in that they present the discomfort caused by animals that can be a nuisance.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • Both poems show animals and the sensation they cause in human beings through their appearance and activities.
  • In "The Moth's Plea," we can see the discomfort caused by a moth, where the moth itself feels unhappy for what it is.
  • In this poem, the moth complains about its colors, its body, and the human reaction in its presence.
  • It sees itself as a plague.
  • In "Weasels" we can see the same discomfort, this time presented by humans.
  • In this poem, the speaker shows how weasels are uncomfortable animals that cause anger in humans because of the activities they do.

In summary, we can compare the two poems showing that they are similar in showing discomfort caused by animals. Also, they are different in showing different points of view, as one poem shows the animal's point of view and another poem shows the human's point of view.

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