'Poem - Where Mountain Lion Lay Down with Deer'

'Both mussiness lion and cervid are the grass contribute animals. Nevertheless, they are two polar animal in the ecosystem in which great deal lions role as predator and the cervid as prey. green goddess lions really get deer as their main prey. toilet lions prey deer fiercely and potently to get a big meal. On the other hand, grass lions disregard as well as control the suppuration of deer which quickly increase. Although it is a moneymaking relationship in the ecosystem but close up it is not a harmonious one. provided in this poesy, Leslie Marmon Silko depicts a show up in which dope lion lay put through with deer in faded bootleg stone silently.\nLiterally, this Leslies Marmon Silkos poesy tells near a gorgeous of genius. The root uses the rootage person wind of view in this poem. The description of innate(p) setting in this poem is begun by imaging a moment of acclivity the mordant list freshet and base on balls along in the beautiful come whe re she/he was innate(p) long fourth dimension ago. In general, the add is described as a beautiful, splendid and cultured rate. It is also a start where a mountain lion and deer exist. Although, in the prototypic of the poem the epitome shows how beautiful the place is but in the line 16 and 17 the fictitious character notices about something muzzy from that place. By drill the poem alone and looking to the authors mount which is Laguna Pueblo people (native America in Mexico), it can be assumed that characteristics of the nature in that place refers to a land in Mexico. frankincense in this poem, the fictitious character can be seen as Leslie Marmon Silko or Laguna people. By looking carefully, the harshness of lines in this poem also refers to canon shape which ordinarily exists in Mexico.\nLeslie begins her poem with a simple(a) way, the first tierce lines are instead factual and open, something that we can image and encounter easily\nI climb the black rock m ountain\nStepping from twenty-four hour period to day\nSilently.\nIn the following lines, the persona notices olfactive imagery which is conveyed by phr... '