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Old Father: Hugh Boatswain Island man: Grace Nichols Comparisons: Two different Caribbean writers write these two poems. They both were in England while writing the poems. Both of the poems describe brief comparison and contrast between England and Caribbean culture. "Old Father" and "Island man" is about the passion of their heart. They both missing their country so badly and they are desperate to go back to their motherland. They listed their nature, atmosphere, people, seaside, birds, cricket matches and so on. Everything they mentioned is keep reminding them about their country. They can see their country on their dream. They can feel that they are missing their country atmosphere, environment, and people. Although "Old Father" is more descriptive than "Island man" two poets have explained successfully their wishes, reasons behind missing their country. Contrast: Old Father: The poem is written more descriptive and manifestly than "Island Man". The poem is about the poet's real life story. He...

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