John Foulcher for the Fire Q&a Essay

For the bolt Q&A The first lines in the poem introduce us to the laboureds in the bush. what are these sounds and whom does he sound off is making the noise? Why is his mistake understandable? What effect is achieved through these sound images? * The opening starts with the news show Outside presenting the natural world that appears on the surface to be so beautiful and gentle. a chopping sound disrupts the natural image, its singular human thud represents a human is harming the environment.The effect is that humans are alter the environment and its not uncommon (the author is not surprised Explain the effect of the simile same(p) clockwork what effect is created by the repetition of thet andd sounds in the sound drops/chipped from a tall exsanguine tree? * It reminds us that this is a place controlled by nature. It is repetitive and continuous the image of the kookaburra and the lizard is vivid.Comment on lines 6-10 discussing the images created, choice of words and what the y may suggest, the expressive verbs and the overall meaning of these lines. * The authors powerful verbiage and imagery that we witness the savagery and brutality and feel sympathetic. what does the word oblivious tell us or so the birds doings? * The bird doesnt have sympathy for the lizard because it is a part of natures cycle and it was uninvietable.The birds behaviour is instinctive and even though it may seem brutal and savage to us, it is acting only step forward of instinct and survival. How does the poet indicate his acceptance of the birds apparent brutality. * The poet doesnt help the lizard, instead he accepts natures cycle and picks up his kindling and leaves. What interpretation can you suggest to explain the meaning of the cold air congealing behind me * optical image of the air is like a door closing on a world where the poet was an intruder.