A Blessing By Pamela S. Turner Analysis
Do you like animals? Do you feel like your pet, if you have one, makes you happy? In this essay, humans and Animals help each other by staying loyal, making each other happy, and caring for one another. These three stories show how animals can change someone's life for the better.
In Hachiko, by Pamela S. Turner, a dog named Hachiko shows loyalty to his owner named Dr.Ueno. In paragraph twenty-five, it states " As they years passed and Hachiko got older, he became very stiff and could barely walk to Shibuya Station. But still, he went every day". This shows that Hachiko was very loyal even after Dr.Ueno's death.
In the poem, "A Blessing", the author James Wright felt happiness and calmness around two Indian ponies. Even though he suffered
In Hachiko, by Pamela S. Turner, a dog named Hachiko shows loyalty to his owner named Dr.Ueno. In paragraph twenty-five, it states " As they years passed and Hachiko got older, he became very stiff and could barely walk to Shibuya Station. But still, he went every day". This shows that Hachiko was very loyal even after Dr.Ueno's death.
In the poem, "A Blessing", the author James Wright felt happiness and calmness around two Indian ponies. Even though he suffered