Title: Theme Of Loss - WriteWork
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Theme Of Loss
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Content: It was there for everyone to see. Death on the shrinking face. "ÃÂ (305). The boy has learned that death is going to take his dear friend away from him. Once he acknowledges this fact, he sprees from Mr. Woodsworth's house in a cloud of troubled emotions knowing that he would probably never see him again. Even though he never actually witnessed or been told that his friend had died he still felt a loss of something that meant a lot to him in life. The other momentous loss in this story is that of a loved one to someone, the loss of B. Woodsworth's wife and unborn child. One can tell that the poet was caused much grief from this happening by the way he tells the story to the young boy that adores him. " But this poet was never born, because the girl died, and the young poet died with her, inside her. And the girl's husband was very sad, and he said he would never touch a thing in the girl's garden.