My initial reaction of
the waitress's expression to me was a working girl that isn't over-complacent
about her job. I didn't see her as neither happy, relaxed, or stressed. I just
viewed her as a worker who knows her duties, and is willing to make her
superiors life's easy by doing them. After reading the poem my judgment of the
waitress hasn't changed at all. Every word said about her in the poem was my
exact interpretation of how I thought she'd be.
Monday, November 12, 2012
The American Dream's Structure
The
structure of the essay reminded me of the expert from More I Remember More by Joe Brainard.
Instead of starting the paragraphs with "I remember" most of The American Dream paragraphs started
with the word "You" in bold text. The major resemblance between
the two text was how both managed to tell a story without given the main
characters these stories names. Both essays also tell a story of a person’s
history. The differences are that one is in first person (More I Remember), while the other
one is not (The American Dream).
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