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Dream Life Fate Summary

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A) THEME
I wrote the poem “Dream, Life, Fate” based on my experience of being an English Literature student in Universiti Putra Malaysia. I have been here for almost two years now, and this poem was inspired by the times I went through for the past years, from the first moment I stepped my foot on this place until today. The theme that I want to portray in this poem is the theme of life. Life has never been easy on us because sometimes we might be lucky by getting whatever we want in our lives, but some may not be as lucky as that. I was lucky enough to be given a chance to further my study in bachelor level. As a kid, I have always dream of furthering my study in UPM. This is because it is one of the best university in Malaysia. I have also been given a chance by life to continue my study alongside an old friend of mine who did the same Diploma level as me. Apart from that, I have also made some new friends and we are going through thick and thin together as …show more content…

Graphological deviation is related to the type of print, grammetrics, punctuation, and etc. In this poem, I did not create and shape the poem into any special pattern, such as writing the poem in the shape of a car to describe about a car or telling any experiences related to a car. The pattern of my poem is more like a basic shape, where some sentences might be short while some are longer. This is because I want to show the reader that our lives are filled with challenges that can be long-lasting and even hit us only for a short time. That was the significance of the poem being written in an unbalanced form. For example, the line, “With heavy feeling” in Line 6 is short to show that the uncomfortable feeling lingers for only a while, and it is not permanent. Another example is in the line “ For we both have went through times together” in Line 12 is longer to show that I have known my friend for a long time throughout my

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