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    By: Guillermo Castillo: (Pangasinan)

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    Ailen Amparo De Leon
    The poem discusses ink and its ability to express life and ideas when used with a pen on paper. It describes ink alone as meaningless and mute, bottled in a glass prison, but able to speak and clarify thoughts when used with a pen. The elements of the poem include the poet and readers as the audience, with ink as the subject that represents an instrument for expression. The overarching theme is expression, and the tone is described as ironic as it contrasts the meaninglessness of lone ink with its power to express when used with a pen on paper.

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    The poem discusses ink and its ability to express life and ideas when used with a pen on paper. It describes ink alone as meaningless and mute, bottled in a glass prison, but able to speak and clarify thoughts when used with a pen. The elements of the poem include the poet and readers as the audience, with ink as the subject that represents an instrument for expression. The overarching theme is expression, and the tone is described as ironic as it contrasts the meaninglessness of lone ink with its power to express when used with a pen on paper.

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    The poem discusses ink and its ability to express life and ideas when used with a pen on paper. It describes ink alone as meaningless and mute, bottled in a glass prison, but able to speak and clarify thoughts when used with a pen. The elements of the poem include the poet and readers as the audience, with ink as the subject that represents an instrument for expression. The overarching theme is expression, and the tone is described as ironic as it contrasts the meaninglessness of lone ink with its power to express when used with a pen on paper.

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    327 views8 pages

    By: Guillermo Castillo: (Pangasinan)

    Uploaded by

    Ailen Amparo De Leon
    The poem discusses ink and its ability to express life and ideas when used with a pen on paper. It describes ink alone as meaningless and mute, bottled in a glass prison, but able to speak and clarify thoughts when used with a pen. The elements of the poem include the poet and readers as the audience, with ink as the subject that represents an instrument for expression. The overarching theme is expression, and the tone is described as ironic as it contrasts the meaninglessness of lone ink with its power to express when used with a pen on paper.

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    INK

    BY: GUILLERMO CASTILLO


    (PANGASINAN)
    INK

    Bottled in glass prison


    Meaningless in itself
    Black and mute without a language
    Silent but strongly urged
    To speak
    INK

    Chance-impressed on white
    Inarticulate unintelligible chaotic
    Welcome on the bareness of white
    But still foreign
    Excommunicate.
    BUT INK

    Pen-lifted pen-impressed
    On blank white paper
    Will- ordered
    Interprets intensifies clarifies
    Expresses
    Life.
    ELEMENTS OF POEM

    AUDIENCE
     POET
     READERS

    SUBJECT
     INK- AN INSTRUMENT FOR
    EXPRESSION
    ELEMENTS OF POEM

    THEME
     EXPRESSION

    TONE
     IRONIC
    ELEMENTS OF POEM

    FIGURE OF SPEECH
    Ink
    Bottled in glass prison
    Meaningless in itself METAPHOR
    Black and mute without a language
    Silent but strongly urged
    To speak
    AUTHOR AND HIS LIFE

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