The
poem written by Gertrude Stein for Picasso was both objective and subjective.
It was objective because it was a poem and the words used were not unique. What I mean by the words were not unique is
the words are in the dictionary they were not unusual and made up. However, the words as well as the style of
the poem made it subjective.
In an objective sense, Ms. Stein just wanted
to use a poem because that is her profession.
A poem was best for her because that is how she expresses herself.
Picasso describes her in a painting because that is the way he express himself
and she wrote a poem because that is the way she expresses herself. In general
poems and painting are hobbies, but Picasso and Gertrude Stein express
themselves with a different style.
In a subjective sense ---- wrote the poem in a
very unique way. For one the stanzas were very unusual because it did not
follow a specific pattern. The rhythm was consistent, but the words did not
rhyme. The words were repetitive, but not in different stanzas, they were collided
together and repeated. The most subjective part about the poem was the music
that came with it. Usually a poem makes it’s own beat based off of it’s own
rhythm, but not this poem. To me it seemed as if she was writing to the beat.
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