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Analytical Brainstorm - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Sun
      - Moon
      - Stars
      - These relates the speaker to think of the past experiences with the deceased person, and so it is now too painful for him/her to see.
      - Speaker wants the world to be plunged into the darkness to reflect his loss
    - - 'Aeroplanes circle moaning'
        
        Mirrors the speaker's pain
      - 'Moaning'
        
        Onomatopoeia mimicking the sounds of grief
    - - Actions that the speaker wishes to happen that are unrealistic (shown below on one of the branches)
        
        Emphasises how much the speaker wants the world to plunge into this mournful state that he/she is currently in
    - - 3rd stanza
        
        'My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song'
        
        Joy and conversation
        
        'My working week and my Sunday rest'
        
        This person filled his time
        
        Gave meaning of life
        
        A source of calm
        
        'My North, my South, my East and my West'
        
        This person gave the speaker direction in life
  - - - Defeated tone - speaker must accept the harsh reality that death has taken the love of him/her
    - - Pessimistic, Hopeless tone
  - - - The public should acknowledge the speaker's loss
    - - His life will never be the same again - once again emphasising how important this person is to the speaker
    - - Speaker wishes the world could come to a standstill to mourn this loss, signifying how important this person is to him/her.
    - - Speaker has given up in the positives of life and believes that the world should all plunge into a devastating and melancholic darkness and state like the speaker him/herself is currently in.
  - - - black arm bands that signify mourning
    - - Use of ambiguity
        
        Peace?
        
        Joke - Pigeons?
    - - grief
    - - Pianos
        
        Sound
      - Clocks
        
        Time
      - Telephone
        
        Communication
    - - in reference to a funeral march
- - - - Very close couple
  - - - A sense of distance
      - Tone of dismay
      - Also an intensively personal tone - connects the reader
      - Emphasises how death has broken the bonds of the family
  - - - Rhyme scheme, but as a word is a Jewish word for father
        
        He also can't take in the loss of his father
  - - - Harrison feels sympathy for his father for suffering so much
    - - Father's actions of a charade
      - Feelings of solitude and loneliness of a grieving person
    - - Dad's frustation and desparation