I type the poem for you

Birthday

Geronimo.
I jumped into the world
No parachute. Bootless,
falling into enemy territory
into the night (had my eyes closed).
Didn't take them long to find me
These suicide missions are all the same
Name? Not yet. Unit? 82nd Newborn, ha ha
Slapped me around a bit
but I didn't talk
Made sure I wouldn't escape
Sentenced me to life. I guess I deserved it.

Could you check this answer
The following words either have a bitter, humorous, ironic, or cynical tone.
These are the words: Enemy territory, Suicide missions, and slapped me around a bit.
Is the tone cynical?

To determine the tone of a poem or specific words within a poem, it is important to consider the context and the emotions conveyed. In this case, the words "enemy territory" and "suicide missions" can evoke a bitter or cynical tone as they highlight dangerous and challenging circumstances. The phrase "slapped me around a bit" also carries a bitter or negative connotation, which could contribute to a cynical tone.

To further confirm the tone, it's helpful to analyze the overall attitude or perspective expressed in the poem. In this case, the speaker portrays a sense of resignation, as if accepting their fate and the hardships they have faced. The line "Sentenced me to life. I guess I deserved it" suggests a hint of irony as well.

Therefore, based on the words and the overall attitude in the given poem, it can be concluded that the tone is indeed cynical.

Yes. Those terms are cynical.

And thanks for typing the poem.

why are they cynical?

arepostle fan:

Do you think it is cynical? Why? We will be happy to critique your thinking, because your thinking is important.

do you have info about the poet? Also, more info about the poem of "birthday"

"Enemy territory" is cynical but "Suicide missions" refers to the fact that we start dieing at birth and "slapped me around a bit" just refers to the doctor spanking the baby to make it breath.

what is dis story bout

soldier vs. childhood

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