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All Five Of Us Analysis Essay

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“All Five of Us”: Literary Analysis “Just living is not enough... one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower” Hans Christian Anderson. The author of “All Five of Us” portrays an intense yearning for freedom. Beginning by showcasing a noisy, suffocating tone that transitions into a thrilling, adventurous tone, with uses of lightness and darkness. The author of “All Five of Us” conveys spiritual confinement/depression within the darkness, and the found freedom in viewing the light. Spiritual depression is apparent within the first stanza, “like a crowded apartment building” (3), conveys the author’s mind to be in constant state of motion, never ceasing. Another example within the first stanza of the relentlessness of the clouded,

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