Analysis Of Oh The Places You Ll Go
I do agree that "Oh the Places You'll Go" is the champion of our class Poetry Madness. Our other poems had similar themes, but portrayed them in a darker, more negative way. This poem, however, is confidence-inspiring and light, while carrying strong life lessons that are crucial, especially for children. It is a great representation of the writing style of Dr. Seuss. Just like many of his other stories, he emphasizes the points he is trying to make with rhyme schemes and slant rhymes to make them more appealing to children. He also uses alliterated phrases like "Be your name Buxbaum or Bixby or Bray," to add a fun, light feeling to the poem.
This poem is relatable to a wide audience, and discusses problems everyone faces throughout the process
This poem is relatable to a wide audience, and discusses problems everyone faces throughout the process