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Compare the poems 'Out-Out' and 'Mid-Term Break'
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- Fri Oct 29 2004

... Compare the poems 'Out-Out' and 'Mid-Term Break' The Two poems I will be comparing are Out-Out by Robert Frost, and Mid-Term Break by Seamus Heaney. Out-Out is the story of a young boy working on a Timber yard who has an accident and dies. The poem describes this as an almost everyday occurrence, and portrays the reactions of the family around him; that is that they carry on as if nothing has happened. Mid-Term Break approaches death from the other angle. An adolescent boys younger brother dies in a car accident, and on arriving home he feels he is being viewed in disdain for not being there to protect his sibling. This poem portrays the feeling of the older brother and his emotions before and after the accident. 'Mid-Term Break' by the poet Seamus Heaney is about a personal experience that he when he was younger encountered. It deals with the issues of life and














