Throughout
the book 180 more, there are many unique poems, ranging from love, to being
born. To me the most interesting poem was Boulevard Du Montparnasse by Mary Jo
Salter. The story is about the author who sees a couple in a door way in Paris.
She describes how beautiful they were. I
don’t understand how the last sentence the author elaborates how if either
person were to ever love a different person there beauty wouldn’t be the same. I
think this poem has a meaning to the author. To me it almost feels like she was
in a relationship that was great, and she is using this couple in Paris to symbolize
what she had.
Also I think she is portraying how beautiful a relationship between
a man and a woman is. This poem is also confusing to me because I’m not too
sure to think about it literally or figuratively. A lot of poems we discussed as
a class had a greater meaning than I was able to grasp.
I chose this poem
because it had to do with love. I feel that love poems are easily the most
relatable poems ever written. When the author was talking about the beauty of
the couple it is easy to grasp a realistic image. Even though I find the last
sentence confusing, I still believe it’s the best line. I interpret that line
as the individuals being meant for each other, and if they would to ever break
up they would never have the same type of love. This poem also stood out to me
because it takes place in Paris, which is proclaimed the “city of love”, so it
adds a deeper reality of the poem.
Boulevard Du
Montparnasse was a great poem and I feel it also was one of the most interesting.
The way the author described the situation of the couple and the real beauty of
the relationship was entertaining. I’m looking forward to reading more love
related poems, they truly are the definition of poetry.



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