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Compare the relationships and emotions in the future(a) numberss Home Burial, unyielding Distance and My Grandmother.I am going to compare the relationships and emotions in the followingpoems Home Burial, Long Distance and My Grandmother.In all tercet of these poems, at that place is a common theme. They are all todo with the division in communication and relationships betweenfamily and have characters, which are dealing with grief. individually of the poems tackles these themes in different ways.The first poem Home Burial is a dramatic narrative poem in which weare presented with a tally whose marriage is in crisis, It exploreshow the different responses of a husband and a married woman of the death oftheir tiddler has had a damaging affect on their relationship.The poem Long Distance is written by a son reflecting on theexperience of his fathers grief of the sacking of his wife.In the final poem, the poet writes an account of the intent and death ofher grandmother and how she responds to it. The wife from Home Burial is stood upon the top of their stairslooking out at the mound under where her barbarian is buried.What is it you render? She in her place refused him any help.This shows the inadequacy of communication between them, as strugglesto find the reasons for her behaviour she wont let him past herbarrier, prey him any help or any insight to her problem. It alsodisplays that she feels as though he couldnt possibly understand whyshe is so dull because she sees him as blind and unable to relate towhat she is feeling. It also suggests a feeling of resentment towardsher husband.Her face changed from terrified to dull.This leads us to believe that there is no spark of love between themanymore and that she has grown a sense of hatred towards him.Amy doesnt want her husband to speak of the loss of his child becauseshe believes that her husband doesnt have any respect for their childas he dug the grave for it. Cant a man speak of his own child hes helpless?Not youI feel that the women has misunderstood the mans actions and that byburying his child is his way of steeping himself in his grief, offorcing it into his muscles of his arms and his back, of feeling thedirt on his clothes.She wants to kick the bucket out of the house and to get out of having thisconversation with him. This sort of event has happened before asthe man says,