The Sound Of Silence By Simon And Garfunkel

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Numerous poems are an interpretation of religion. This specific genre of the poetry is included the content based on a relationship between human and the significant superior or God. However, the religious verse is not always considering specific religion. It can also, focused on the criticism about the limitation that is caused by religious belief. One of the reason is that sometimes individuals are not happy about the consequences. It caused by the religious ideas that could lead to people feeling. As a result, it created the dramatic situation in the both Yehuda Amichai and Simon and Garfunkel. The poem was always addressing someone or something. Because poet wants to get the attention of his audience. According to Amichai, the speaker is a Jewish father in which later in the poem it was addressed. He is discussing the Islam and Jew. Thus, the audience is the people who live in Zion mountain who are fighting against each other because of their religious differences. In the poem “the sound of silence” by Simon & Garfunkel. Peot was addressing the person who has the conversation with himself. The speaker woke up on a night and wanted to tell someone about his dream. He addressed the dark friend as his old friend and began to describe it, as he had done before. He said that when he dreamed, he left his seeds and deeply rooted in his brain. He could still understand insight, but he had no words to express it. In his wild dreams, he walked alone in the tensile tension under