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The Vanishing Red 

 

            In this about a fight between two different races, “The Millers” and “The Reds.” “The Millers,” is a group from the New England mill town named “Acton” and “The Reds,” is a Native American tribe. “The Millers” really dislike “The Reds” so much that they end up shoving John (a Red) into a mill’s wheel pit where he is shredded to his death.

            The poem is a Marxist view due to the fact that it is a fight between two different classes of people. You really start noticing the Marxist point in the first stanza and it carried on from stanza to stanza.

"Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper."
-Robert Frost