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destruction in Young Gals Blues, One twenty-four hour period I Wrote Her Name, and Song on The End of the WorldDeath is inevitable. It eject inspire, it can cause sadness, and it can cause grief. The poets Langston Hughes, Edmund Spenser and Czelsaw Milosz are able to describe remnant so beautifully that the reader is consumed by each song and near forgets the dark nature of each poem, which is death. The poems by these triple poets explore dissimilar aspects of death and how it makes one feel. Hughes Young Gals Blues (910) is nigh a novel girl contemplating death, and the particular that she would rather die young than grow old, therefore, the idea of death is explored from the perspective of a young girl. This sentiment may seem odd, but the way it is presented makes the reader feel at peace with the thought. Spensers poem, One Day I Wrote Her Name Upon the mountain range (985), depicts the way a man feels after losing his loved one and the fact that his love for her is still strong even after her death. In Miloszs poem, A Song on The End of the World (1124-1125), he discusses the give up of the world. This concept is also about death, except it deals with the demise of any told things done the end of the world. Although all of the poems explore the idea of death, it is easy to see that the three poets come from diverse cultural backgrounds which make the poems unique and effective in their ability to convey their perspectives and their individual motives for writing each piece of poetry.First, in Hughes poem, Young Gals Blues, he strikes out on a note that immediately makes the reader think about death, Im gonna walk to the graveyard, (line 1). This beginning for the poem lets the reader know the subject matter, death. Hughes poem is ... ...th or the ending of the world in a peaceful manner. Since all of the writers are from different periods of time and from different cultures, their poetic styles and points of view on death v ary. Although all the poems touch on aspects of death that many battalion should contemplate, and easily relate to, they are unique, which makes them all more striking, because they are all about a similar subject, yet they all have different perspectives. Works CitedHughes, Langston. Young Gals Blues. Literature. 5th ed. Ed. Robert DiYanni. New York McGraw-Hill, 2002. 910.Milosz, Czeslaw. A Song on the End of the World. Literature. 5th ed. .Ed. Robert DiYanni. New York McGraw-Hill, 2002. 1124-1125.Spenser, Edmund. One Day I Wrote Her Name Upon the Strand. Literature. 5th ed. Ed. Robert DiYanni. New York McGraw-Hill, 2002. 985.Bohr 1