Analysis on Mi Abuelo

The cashiers Mi Abuelo is the grandpa. The beginning connects with the end of the verse form. The verse is a depiction of human thoughts during his aged age. The grandfather released his angst through the teller. The conflict of the poesy is that the narrator could not understand why the grandfather always told him that his tomentum cerebri is a filter out. He argues with the grandfather saying that his hair is not a sieve but the old man continued to insist the sieve hair. From this context, it was seen that the character is a weak person because he could not enter his real emotions towards one situation or thing. He turned his offense and insanity towards other people to hide the involvedities of thinking.The writer attacked within the poem in a simple rationalization. As the reader, I saw twain different conflicts that emerged in the whole poem but the author stubborn only one conflict, which is the narrators conflicts towards the issue of having a sieve hair but th e grandfathers conflict within his protest self was unresolved. The sieve hair in the poem symbolizes the life of the grandfather. His journey and struggle were sieved in an untangled path of existence. He said that the narrators hair is a sieve because by the end of it all, the narrators life will be the same as the grandfather.In terms of the poems construction, it was not fully understandable because the authors way of dividing each line and stanzas do not pretend complete essence. Each line could not stand its own heart and soul alone because it depends on the next line in a complex manner. The term Mi Abuelo was not thoroughly defined. This term was only compared to the grandfather without justification of its true essence and meaning as a word. Because of this, readers would bring forth confuse with the statement of Mi Abuelo and being the title of the poem. Despite of it all, the poem is a simple thing that is easy to understand and discuss. It shows the life and issues t hat old people used to obtain whether it is meaningless or senseless, for them these are stable important and relevant to life.Reference(1982). Mi Abuelo. From Whispering to Fool the Wind. New York SheepMeadow. Retrieved 23 February 2008.