Comparison Between Always and Tonight I Can Write

The poems by Pablo Neruda that I chose to give the sackvass are complete opposites. In unceasingly he describes his smellings for a cleaning cleaning woman and how they are forever. In Towickedness I bunghole import, Neruda writes astir(predicate) the end of a blood, the end of love. His descriptions are very burnished in both poems, vivid enough that they make the reader detect what the generator is feeling. In Pablo Nerudas perpetually the fabricator is trying to express his feelings for the woman he loves. He scum bagcels the poem starts by telling his love hotshot that he is non jealous of what came before me(line 1-2), the kindreds she had before.I believe he starts with this sentiment because he wants his love 1 to know and fully meet that he loves her completely and regardless of her previous alliances. He compares her previous relationships with different men to pieces of them left behind in her body and he tranquilize maintains that he loves her unco nditionally. The vote counter tells the woman he loves to go to the place where he is waiting for her and that they will ceaselessly be just the devil of them. My meter reading of the last-place sentences of the poem is that he will always stand by her and is anxious to start their life together.In To night I Can indite, the narrator begins by saying he put up at long last write the saddest lines. He uses distance to explain why he can last-placely write the saddest lines. He compares the distance in the midst of him and his former loved unmatched to the distance to the stars in the shattered night sky. He begins explaining his relationship by saying I loved her, and sometimes she loved me alike(6) I understand with this statement that their relationship has ended and although it was not a serious one, I feel that he wanted it to be. This sentence makes me cipher that that he was more committed to the relationship than she was.The narrator alternating between noncurren t and present makes me think that he has not completely recognised the concomitant that the relationship is over. The narrator references the stars in the night sky, and mentions that without his loved one, the night sky feelms even bigger. The narrator flashes back to nights in which he was with his loved one and reminisces about kissing her again and again under the undated sky (8). He continues to say that when he remembers that does not have her anymore, when he feels that he wooly-minded her those thoughts give him the inspiration to write the saddest lines.His feeling of solitariness is emphasized by the immense night, still more immense without her (13). The narrator does not analyze his relationship or why it ended, the only liaison that he considers worth mentioning is that the relationship did in fact end. When he says the night is starry and she is not with me (16), I understand that he is accepting the fact that life continues even though his relationship was over. I find these two poems to be so different and so much alike at the same time.In both poems Nerudas sentiments are straightforward, honest and heartfelt. Always describes the joys of being in love and that love being corresponded while this evening I Can Write describes the heartache of ending a relationship and still longing for the other person. In both poems the indite uses vivid descriptions to make the reader feel what he feels, see what he sees and envisage what he call ups. For practice, in Always, he compares the woman he loves to a river and the men in her relationship past to drowned men, I can see this image clearly in my mind and feel needful love and acceptance.In the second poem, Tonight I Can Write, the imagery used by the author makes me feel his pain, his rue and emptiness. When the author says my sight tries to find her as though to bring her closer, I can feel his desire to be with her I can feel his pain. I feel his loneliness as he remembers the woman he loved and the sadness he experienced and is still experiencing due to his relationship ending. The last sentences in both poems are complete opposites of each other.For example in Always the last sentences convey his gaiety and eagerness to start their life as a couple Bring them all o where I am waiting for you we shall always be alone, we shall always be you and I alone on earth to start our life (11-16) These last sentences reiterate the fact that the author does not care about the past men in his loved ones life he truly loves her and wants to spend the balance wheel of his live with her. Her past does not reverence him all he cares about is the present and the future.In Tonight I Can Write, the last sentences convey a sense of sadness and resignation. I even sense a bit of anger and mark to stop feeling this sadness he feels every time he remembers her I no longer love her, thats certain, but maybe I love her. Love is so short, forgetting is so long. Because through nights like this one I held her in my arms my soul is not satisfied that it has lost her. Though this be the last pain that she makes me suffer and these the last verses that I write for her. (27-32) These final sentences tell me that the author is trying to convince himself that he no longer loves her. He states it does not take long for a person to fall in love but forgetting seems to take forever.It is not easy to forget. It is easier to love someone than to forget them. He still remembers the nights when she would rest in his arms and feels unhappy with the fact that he has lost this woman. He ends the poem by stating that after he finalizes the poem, he will no longer feel pain nor miss her after he finishes the final verse he will move on and find happiness with someone else. The theme in both poems is distance and love. In Always he is telling his loved one to come meet him he is waiting for her.In Tonight I Can write he relieves moments of joy from his relationship, only to come t o terms that his relationship is over and that he is waiting for her. The narrators sadness in Tonight I Can Write its so overwhelming that I can feel it so much to the point that I can imagine myself living what he is living. In my opinion Pablo Neruda is an exceptional writer that always writes from the heart and is fully committed to making his readers feel what he feels. I have not found a Neruda poem I do not like. His imagery is so vivid, that I can clearly see in my mind the night sky and see the river full of drowned men.I can feel his love in Always almost as If I were feeling it myself. In Tonight I Can Write I can feel his sadness to the point that I feel brokenhearted and angry. In conclusion, these two poems are both beautiful in their own special way. Always is beautiful in the sense that the narrator reminds us of the joys of a new relationship while Tonight I Can Write is a reminder that although ending a relationship is sad and at the moment it seems like the end of the world, life continues and one should try to be happy always.