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Memories Of the Past

I want to start telling the day I left Pency Prep They kicked me out You could see Mr. Spender was really pretty lousy about flunking me So, I shot the bull for a while I told him he was a real moron... I shoot people in this hat You either froze to death or died of the heat I watched Ackley for a while The only way he ever did anything was if you yelled at him It damn near killed Ackley It keeps me from getting bored A guy getting hit on the head with a rock or something tickled the pants off Ackley cutting his big horny-looking nails "Do you mind cutting you nails over the table, hey?" Lousy manners aggravating he's crazy about you He thinks he is he's not too bad that stuff about brushing your teeth Willya please cut your crumby nails over the table I brush my teeth. Don't gimme that No. you don't Literary Analysis

The phrases and lines I selected for my found poem. Speaks to the essence of the themes related to the novel. Holden Caulfield loves announcing stories of his childhood, especially in New York and while he was at Pency Prep.. In " The Catcher in The Rye" the center focus is Holden refusing to grow up. He continuallly to idolize his childhood. Holden is also quick to alienate himself to block others from any form of chan

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