"Mid-term break" written by Seamus Heany is about a death of a four-year-old sibling, which causes disruption on his brother's emotions. The poem is varied throughout the poem of being, prosaic and complex with poetic terms. This implies the frustration of the teenager, who just faced his younger brother's death, and had a taste of the bitter world for the first time. Also the mixture suggests that no one can sustain his or her emotions in an intense state.
"Mid-term break" immediately begins personal with the personal pronoun, "I" beginning the poem, "I sat all morning..." From being pro…
