Synopsis of Mr. Nobody

So, do you have a clue of what the poem is all about after watching the videos? Please say yes. Here, I have the synopsis of the poem. Do read because it can be your note sometimes.

Synopsis

The poem talks about irresponsible behavior. The persona in the poem is most probably a parent who wants to admonish the children for always running away from responsibility and for blaming others for the mischief that they have done.

The message, though serious, is put in a light-hearted manner as a gentle reminder to children that they should not conveniently blame others for something that they could easily do themselves. It is irresponsible to claim ignorance for little misdeeds that occurs frequently in the house.

The repetition of the reference to Mr Nobody emphasizes how conveniently we blame others for our indifference, negligence and irresponsibility. There is a tinge of humour and we can sense the poet chiding us for blaming others for our carelessness and misdeeds.

Mr. Nobody by Anonymous

Done with The River, it's time for Mr. Nobody by anonymous..The second poem for Speed of LIT..I hope the previous entries help you much in understanding the poem and score well in your exam huhh..So, for this poem, Mr. Nobody, let's us watch a video.. Well, I have two videos in fact..Just for you, one in a mellifluous tone and one in a melodious song..You choose..or perhaps you can sing along the poem..Enjoyy!!

I am a poet!!!!!

Let's have fun everyone..Pour your creative juices to write another stanza of the river in your own version. You can do it alone or collaborate with your friends. Let's us see who got the talent here..Remember, the stanza has to do with metaphor! As usual, the best poem will be published in my blog's 'hall of fame'! Happy trying!

Below are some examples of creative stanza-writing.

You may refer to the ideas on how to write your own stanzas.

The river’s a conquerer

For he’s never afraid.

He is a seeker

Never ceases to raid.

The river’s a tummy,

Rumbling and grumbling, he seems

Eating and eating and eating and eating

Till he bursts at his seams.

The river’s a father,

He’s kind but forgetful

He takes care of us all

Even when his hands are full.

The river’s a savior,

A life-giver, a provider,

He’ll always be there

For all to share.