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Difficulty Paper Near copper In many another(prenominal) respects, Near Taurus was a mystery text that perplexed my thought sue as I read this masterpiece. For me, as an average reader, I found this piece to be a very(prenominal) difficult to learn so much so that I can say this is one of the most difficult works I have ever read. The grammar, the stylistic phrase, the lack of information make the tale that much harder to compreh leftover. However as I read this text multiple times to understand what is being conveyed, I am still grasping new information by reading in a different perspective.Here is what I came to understand of this story. Lets take a look at the very prototypical line of this piece, After the rains had come and gone we went down the reservoir (13). This first line gives us an mark that this is an outside scenery and is beautifully introduced to us readers. The author Jumps straight into the scene and it do me contemplate as to where this setting could be at. I then looked back at the title and it hit me that this was outdoors, maybe on a mountain and the characters where looking to the stars. Taurus, one of the constellations of the zodiac, is the main topic of this story. There are both people who are looking to the sky and are looking for the Taurus, but see other ones worry Orion (13). The Taurus is usually seen in the winter season and is established when the boy says the body wont order until the winter (13). Nevertheless, tied(p) though the story was very short, it has still a lot that is uncovered and many passages that left me discombobulated.Initially, the narrator starts to introduce the characters in this piece, stating Our voices were highhis, mine soft, bright (13). Then, like it was a drear habit, drops the characters description and traits. Why? Is it not important for us readers to grasp who and what the characters are like? Even during the end of the text, the narrator states about the boy in the story, l could tell you his name. I could and would not (13).Perhaps, it is done this instruction because it leads us readers to look for the surroundings and the setting of the story to make our own interpretations. During the end of this story, the narrator later talking about an incident with the boy, who was most likely teenage lovers with the narrator at the time, Jumps to the future and says He died, that boy. Light- geezerhood Ages and ages. And here I am a mother, witness, a raiser of a boy (13). The style and grammar and even the script preference in this line was very intriguing and confused me.When the narrator utter light years and then ages and ages was interesting because she Just mentioned that the boy passed away. I felt that she still had some feeling towards this person, and it even made believe that the boys was the father of the boy she mentioned in that line. I was also confused at when she said she was a witness. What was she referring too? Was it the Taurus or did she witness love? Love because I believe this story is a love story because of the word choices of the narrator and scenery depicted in this story.Nonetheless this word choice chosen by the narrator I believe is fascinating but can confuse us average readers. Unlike many books that I nave read over the years, I believe this piece was very difficult and interesting at the same time. Even though the was less than a page, less than ccc words, I believe it said so much without saying much, which is unbelievable The word play, the stylistic language and the lack of information was the primary ause of the difficult understanding of the text when reading it the first couple of times.However as I continued to break this seemingly unbreakable text, I started to look at it in a different perspective. I then understood as to what this piece meant, and the title played a heavy(p) role. Furthermore, the way the author chose not to introduce any real information about the characters and left us, th e readers, to insure as to what we understand about the scene and setting is fascinating to me. This piece unbolted my mind and made me become a better reader I believe.