Neal Chapman
HOW CAN I HATE YOU?
I shall leave you
If I have to.
I shall forget you
If I have to.
I shall forgive you
If I have to.
If I have to.
I shall forget you
If I have to.
I shall forgive you
If I have to.
But I shall not hate you
Even if I have to.
How can I hate you,
Whom I have loved so devotedly
And so unreservedly?
Even if I have to.
How can I hate you,
Whom I have loved so devotedly
And so unreservedly?
title: the title of this poem at first glance, makes me think that there was a person who the author was close too, than betrayed him. it could have been a lover, or close friend, just from the title it is hard to tell.
paraphrase: the beginning of the poem is about a person trying to forget another person. the second half of the poem is the same person saying that they could never hate that person.
Connotation: I believe that the connotation of this poem is that people who have ever been intimate, or a parent child relationship can never hate each other.
Tone: the start of the poem has a angry tone, while the second part of the poem has a more sad tone.
shift: halfway through the poem there is a tone shift from angry, to sad.
Title: The more i look at the title of this poem i think that this poem is about a parent, child relationship that goes wrong.
theme: the theme of this poem is love, lost, and forgiveness.
Connotation: I believe that the connotation of this poem is that people who have ever been intimate, or a parent child relationship can never hate each other.
Tone: the start of the poem has a angry tone, while the second part of the poem has a more sad tone.
shift: halfway through the poem there is a tone shift from angry, to sad.
Title: The more i look at the title of this poem i think that this poem is about a parent, child relationship that goes wrong.
theme: the theme of this poem is love, lost, and forgiveness.
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