In Lev Rubinsteins First Its One Thing, Then Its Another, the poet presents a series of stanzas, all 4 lines long, that follow a similar pattern. Please write a 200-300 word comment on the poem. Some questions to consider: how is this work different in form, mood, and/or tone from other literary objects, poems and stories that weve seen in this course? Feel free to use examples for the sake of comparison. Which stanza stood out to you the most, and why? Does any part of the poem remind you of something youve experienced in real life? Does this poem remind you of any other works of art – movies, or music, or?
Answer the prompt above in just one paragraph not an essay.
The poem is attached.
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