You fit into me

You fit into me

You fit into me

like a hook into an eye

A fish hook

An open eye.

1.- What is the relationship between the title and the rest of the poem?
The title is the main idea of the poem, which is developed in the poem by comparison.


2.- What words, if any, need to be defined?


Hook: A curved or sharply bent device, usually of metal, used to catch, drag, suspend, or fasten something else.

3.- What relations do you see among any words in the poem?
There's a relation between "eye" and "hook", they are use complementary to express the meaning of the text.


4.- What are the various connotative meaning of the words in the poem? Do you see various shades of meaning help establish relationships or patterns in the text?


In this poem, the author uses different conceptions of the word "eye" and "hook", meaning to a human eye and a fishing hook.

5.- What symbols, images or figures of speech are used? What is the relationship between them?


The poem is basically a simile where the author compare his relationship with a person, with a fishing hook in hies eye. I also think that is an irony, because a hook into the eye is something that bothers you and causes you pain, sow the relationship will be bad.

6.- What elements of rhyme, meter or pattern can you discuss?


There's no rhyme ore syllables pattern at all.

7.- What is the tone of the poem?


The poem can be interpreted as an insult, ore a need to separate from the other personae (angry). 


8.- From what point of view is the content of the poem being told?


The poem was written by a woman, who maybe had problem with some she love , an then she heated him. Maybe the other person wasn't in love with her so she become angry.

9.- What tensions, ambiguities or paradoxes arise within the poem?


There's an ambiguity between the first two lines and the last two lines. First it express a compliment, and then it describe it's real meaning (that he hates him)


10.- What do you believe the chief paradox or irony is in the text?


The chief paradox or irony is there to represent anger to the person who was supposed to be the ideal love for her, and turn into someone she hates.

11.- How do all of the elements of the poem support and develop the primary paradox or irony?


Everything supports the idea of the hook into the eye that express fury against the person.