I have found Williams's poetry very changing to understand and analyze. Williams seems to convey his emotion and inspiration through his short little lines of masterpieces. As any other poet Williams uses his imagination that allows him to use such simple things as he applies in the red wheelbarrow.

While comparing these two excellent poems I found that in "the red wheelbarrow" the metaphor seems to be absent, where as in the "The rose is absolete" it is seen. Furthermore, after reading and reading the W. Carlos Williams works I picked up that he likes to express himself in poems through short broken lines and carry through a rhythm with continuous movement.

In this poem Williams is concerned with the basic creation of an image. I see that this poetry is a sort of plainness that contains only the essentials, a very concrete image that will convey a tone. Williams uses simple images of simple things, and a natural rhythm that seems to directly reflect his own thought of processes.

Williams also deliberately made this poem to be flat, by the introduction of the ordinary objects and impersonal matter. The impersonal assertion: "so much depends..." is presented. Williams starts out this poem with a close focus upon the object with short jagged lines and long vowels that slows down the movement through the poem, and breaking each part of the scene

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