Original:
Edwin
Arlington Robinson uses the character Miniver Cheevy to show that people are
always going to have challenges in their life, but the best way of handling
these situations is to accept them, so we can receive positive results. He uses
characterization to prove that issues in life should be embraced, and people
should live in the present instead of dreaming about the past. Certain things cannot
be controlled, and we should not try to change them. In the poem “Miniver
Cheevy”, Edwin Arlington Robinson depicts Miniver
Cheevy as a child reminiscing about life in a different time period, to send
his readers a message about living in the present and adjusting to situations we
have no control over.
Revised:
Edwin Arlington
Robinson uses the character Miniver Cheevy to show that people always have
challenges, but we should try to create our own happiness. Robinson depicts
Miniver as child who wishes he were never born, then talks how Miniver wants to
live in another time. To close the poem, Robinson portrays Miniver as someone who
will continue to pity and make himself miserable. In the poem “Miniver Cheevy”,
Robinson depicts Miniver Cheevy as a child who
reminisces about another life, to show us that we should live in the present
and adjust to the situations we have no control over.
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