Question

1.
Comfortable Old Chair

A bird has a nest
A fox has a lair
A den is home
If you're a bear.
I have a comfortable old chair.

Soft pillowed blue,
a flowered cloud.
The perfect place to read aloud
to myself or silently
letting long words run over me,
letting the stories I have read
make moving pictures in my head.
New chairs are nice
but mine is best.
My spot to think in
brood in
rest
to plot in
dream in, many dreams,
to scheme a few outlandish schemes in.
Kings need crowns to be the king
but me
I can be anything
any person
anywhere
if I just have my book and chair.

The Thin Dome

My neighbors play pool at night,
and Guitar Hero in the day.
They like to park their sports cars
to block our entire driveway.

I hear their teenage son
always busy at their hoop.
Their little rooster crows away
anytime in its coop.

I cannot nap; I cannot sleep.
I cannot move my home.
I even hear their oven beep—
my walls need a thicker dome.

What comparison can be made between the two poems?hey both discuss a part of the narrator's home life.
They both express strong emotions of the narrator.
They both discuss the comfort of the narrator's dome.
They both express anger at the noisy neighbors.