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    Edith Tiempo wrote a poem called "Bonsai" about keeping things simple. The poem emphasizes that everything she loves, like life and love, can be folded up and stored in a small space. It uses the image of bonsai trees, which are kept small but capture the essence of their larger counterparts, to show how even small things can have significance. The poem discusses how objects can be kept compactly and fit in the palm of one's hand, creating a sense of total calm and showing that simplicity can be meaningful.

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    Edith Tiempo wrote a poem called "Bonsai" about keeping things simple. The poem emphasizes that everything she loves, like life and love, can be folded up and stored in a small space. It uses the image of bonsai trees, which are kept small but capture the essence of their larger counterparts, to show how even small things can have significance. The poem discusses how objects can be kept compactly and fit in the palm of one's hand, creating a sense of total calm and showing that simplicity can be meaningful.

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    Villariza Phil Lit

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    Edith Tiempo wrote a poem called "Bonsai" about keeping things simple. The poem emphasizes that everything she loves, like life and love, can be folded up and stored in a small space. It uses the image of bonsai trees, which are kept small but capture the essence of their larger counterparts, to show how even small things can have significance. The poem discusses how objects can be kept compactly and fit in the palm of one's hand, creating a sense of total calm and showing that simplicity can be meaningful.

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    VILLARIZA, KRISJELEN ANGEL D. PHIL.

    LIT 311

    BSCE CEM 3-A DECEMBER 1, 2022

    BONSAI

    Edith Tiempo

    Edith L. Tiempo wrote a poem entitled Bonsai. The poem as a whole emphasizes
    the benefits of owning simple things. It offers a strong image of how significant things
    can be kept simple, such as folding it and storing it in a box. She believed that
    everything could be made smaller.

    The poem's first stanza stated that everything she loves can be folded, stored in
    a box, or even placed in a hollow post or shoe. It clearly shows that small items can be
    kept effortlessly, even in a difficult type of location.

    The second stanza discusses items that can be easier to store. She folds it in a
    split second and for the duration. The author likes to keep everything in a smaller form.

    The third stanza gives the impression of objects being hand-sized. Because you
    grasped a hand size item, it generates total sublimation for the moment. It provides a
    comforting sense due to the author's heart's admiration.

    "And life and love are real," as stated in the fourth stanza, represents the
    existence of life and love. Especially for objects that can be held in hand size and offer
    those who adore such things a breathless sense, and even small things can have
    meaning.

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