ChristianKwok - Some Animals Outside lyrics

Christian Kwok Mr. Henes English 31 - Blue May 16th, 2016 Some Animals Outside Thesis: Through Shakespeare's utilization of the motif of animals in his tragedy, Othello, he uses the motif of animals as a means of degrading others for the “inferiority” of race, as well as their personality, ultimately used in the establishment of elevating one's own power and authority. Poem: In the perimeter of Evil's home Only trees can cover and protect the slaves of Evil's world No wall high enough No missile powerful enough No army large enough Can protect the animals from Evil's happiness 1 Willing worms do as they do, Storming through the dirt, inch by inch Untouched by the world around "Innocence cannot be imitated." 2 The Bluejay soared across the pond The scream of the jay foreign to all yet recognized 3 "There's many a beast then in a populous city." Worms free the soil Emerging from the depths of the ground. Scooped by a black beak 4 With meals to share and adventures to tell The "old black ram" flies back to its nest The realms of the Great Wall shielding the eggs of the "white ewe" The general does still not know "Innocence cannot be imitated." 5 Cracking, crumbling Shell turns to sight Food is fed, Stories are shared The Bluejay whistles The chicklings cackle Without despair 6 FOX 7 "Awake the snorting citizens with the bell" Too late The Great Wall has crumbled Fox frolicks away with the chicklings in its "wholly selfish violence" 8 "It is a purity [the Bluejay] has failed to attain" Tarnished Misery Loss 9 "all weep for [the Bluejay's] loss, which is, roundabout, their own"