Animal Poem Figurative Language

These two poems I am going to be writing about are very similar. Both authors use figurative language and supporting details to get their points across on why they think animals are great. The authors love animals and they are trying persuade us to feel the same way they do about animals. They made me believe that animals should be treated like humans, to me they did a good job persuading because I was persuaded to believe their thesis. Both authors have similar opinions on animals on how they should be treated just like human beings. Nancy and Maria have similar opinions about animals. They both think animals should be treated the same as human beings. Animals and humans are able to learn things from each other both of the authors agree, animals help human beings, like learning how to take care of something/someone, humans teach animals simple things. Humans and animals work together to help out Earth, like Nancy said animals protect to keep their name and humans help them accomplish that. People have feelings for animals and those feeling could be stronger than they

Nancy says that animals are equal to human beings, as Maria said that animals are superior to people. Nancy says that the animals protect their land to keep their name and what I think it means by ‘keeping their name’ is knowing who they are and that they help the Earth too. Maria uses imagery when she explains what the wolf is wearing when she saw it, the wolf was wearing a grey muzzle and had yellow eyes. Nancy uses imagery when she is talking about what the Earth looks like when the turtle is coming out of the water. The wolf was unexpected when Maria saw it, she thought it was abused or homeless because it has yellow eyes and it had a muzzle on it when she saw it. Nancy explains that animals and human beings defended Earth together. I am pretty sure Maria wants to get the word around that humans should help animals when