What is the theme of the poem rose that grew from concrete? The poet views himself as a rose who grows from concrete. The rose and the concrete of the title “The Rose That Grew from Concrete” act as a metaphor comparing a person who grows and thrives despite being raised in rough conditions and a rose that grows in an urban setting despite the lack of proper care. How is The Rose That Grew from Concrete a metaphor? Examples from the poem are ‘walk’, ‘dreams’, ‘breathe. Personification: Personification is that figure of speech where the abstract ideas are represented in human form.
In this poem, the rose is the metaphor of the poet himself who was able to come out of the ghetto and make something out of him. What figurative language is used in the poem The Rose That Grew from Concrete? 9 Can a rose flower grow from a concrete floor?.8 What does the poem The Rose that grew say?.7 What is the message of the Rose that grew from concrete?.6 What does the rose that grew from concrete symbolism?.5 How does the speaker’s point of view influence how the rose is described?.4 Who is the rose in the poem and what does the concrete symbolize?.3 How does the author’s use of figurative language contribute to the theme of the rose that grew from concrete?.2 How is The Rose That Grew from Concrete a metaphor?.1 What figurative language is used in the poem The Rose That Grew from Concrete?.
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