Aimee Nezhukumatathil's poem "First Anniversary, with Monkeys"

Joemar Pérez Guzmán

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INGL 3238 – D00

 Aimee Nezhukumatathil's poem "First Anniversary, with Monkeys"

        Through his writing he unleashes such a subtle way of describing the union of races. There is no doubt that the implementation of animals does we focus more on the jungle than imagines. The heat that flows enough to fight the cold of life. The delivery that I perceive in its lyrics makes me think in that everything should be given for what we want. The way he projects the deer being free and in turn reflecting the way he feels, causes me to feel peace. There is no doubt that when we feel, it does not matter that the world collapses before us. It's worth feeling, without a map, without a compass and without time.

 Alex Sheal's microstory "before the storm"

The way in which the writing describes the state of intoxication, referring to the deck of a ship when it is whipped, makes me imagine the way in which it wobbled around the bar. When I read I could smell the perfume in combination with the gin, completely unlocking my imagination. The use of the storm to describe the reason why I was drinking alcohol and in turn to describe the passion I unleash together that girl, was something magnificent. It unleashes romance and in turn intrigues of everything that happened. Love of a night, without fear of tomorrow and completely forgetting about the storm of their lives. There is no doubt that both were suffering and although at that moment it seemed that his tempest had passed, the end of that woman arrived sooner or later.

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