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'Title: Similarities of polar Styles of Writing Similarities of Different Styles of Writing Most recently, I have hold manhoody various curtly stories and numberss. The three working that stuck out to me the most ar, â€Å"A flush for Emily” compose by William Faulkner, â€Å"Shall I correspond Thee to a summertime’s sidereal day” written by William Shakespeare, and â€Å"The cathedral” written by Raymond Carver. Although in that location are incompatible writers and poets, we are able to find similarities in the textbook through edition. A Rose for Emily” and â€Å"The Cathedral” is told in 3rd person. The third person point of purview is when the teller relates all information in third person. The concisely story will often use third person pronouns like â€Å"he” or â€Å"she. ” The narrator in â€Å"The Cathedral” is consistently describing his married woman and the blind man’s actions. C raver is also sure as shooting to provide great detail in the emotions that are supposed to be felt. Ignorance, for one, â€Å"My idea of blindness came from the movies. In the movies, the blind moved slowly and never laughed” (1977, Craver).A Rose for Emily” is told from the viewpoint of an unknown townsfolksman. â€Å"When Miss Emily Grierson died, our whole town went to her funeral: the recollect through a sort of respectful affection for a fallen monument, the woman largely out of curiosity to see the inside of her house, which no save an old-manservantâ€a combined gardener and hitâ€had seen in at least ten age” (1929, Faulkner). Besides being told in third person, the important similarity that I recognize is how people respond to others.The narrator in â€Å"The Cathedral” was fascinated, for lack of a better description, slightly a blind man give awayd Robert; to the point where he was not looking ship to the Robert staying in his ho use. When I was reading this story it seemed as if the narrator did not even understand how his wife could be friends with someone who stoogenot see. When Miss Emily passed away the women in the town went to her funeral because they had not seen the inside of her house. It also seemed as if Miss Emily did not leave her house for many an(prenominal) historic period.Miss Emily seemed to be one of those scary neighbors that we have seen in the movies, not too sound like the narrator in â€Å"The Cathedral”. Both of these short stories are familiar to life. When Faulkner writes round Miss Emily speaking to the city Hall about taxes, this rang true to me. I, myself, have had to plow taxes with the city hall. When the narrator in â€Å"The Cathedral” make an off color comment to his wife about Robert this also rang true to me, â€Å"maybe I can take him bowling” (1977, Craver). Growing up with my brother, there was always an off colored comment.He is ten years older than me always tried to ruffle my feathers. It is sometimes easier to interpret short stories. There seems to be more than of a preface and description. When it comes to poetry, I feel that interpretation is using your imagination or creative side. â€Å"Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day” is fourteen lines long precisely it says so much, as if it was a story about love. â€Å"But thy unremitting summer shall not fade” or as I read it, my love will never die (1609, Shakespeare). To me, poetry is formed with non descriptive row that tell a story, mood, or feeling.The main fight between a short story and verse is the length of the reading or its format. â€Å"Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day” is written in sonnet style. Most poets use hoarfrost in set form. From my understanding this can be called a sonnet. Authors who are writing a short story do not think about making anything rhyme; however, I can be quiet find similarities in a poem and short story. For example, â€Å"A Rose for Emily” talks about feeling. I felt one of the points being made in A Rose for Emily” was not to judge.I also see that just because someone is unlike does not repute that they cannot find love. Miss Emily found love. Does the title of Faulkner’s short story â€Å"A Rose for Emily” mean this is a memoriam of Emily’s life? William Shakespeare is timeless writer. non only did he write poetry but he is also a Play Right. Shakespeare wrote plays that I remember acting out as a child or reading in school, much(prenominal) as Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet. I personally feel that Shakespeare wrote a lot about love. Of course I am a sucker for love stories so I instantly gravitate to his work.Shakespeare, Carver, and Faulkner are all from different generations. Each writer has made a name for himself with words. These three men had a completely different up bringing; times differed morally as well. S imilarities between these three gentlemen can also quit by person. I found that the two stories and poem had humanity in them. Everyone feels love, everyone is nosey, and unfortunately, everyone has stereotypes.References DiYanni, R. , 2007. Literature, Reading Fiction, Poetry, and Drama. McGraw-Hill, Higher Education, brisk York, New York.\r\n'