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The poem is about remembering the past, and reliving memories in your mind.The poem relates to going home because in the poem the narrator relives and tells about his memories from his aboriginal home, as he finds himself in the present in a different place, than where he is from, in the same way as the main character does in the text “going home”.

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The poem is about how we forget the nature, because the world hat changed into a more modern society. The writer is in a dream, and he imagined that he is in a forest with his own people, the aboriginals. It feels like home to him, there are no walls only the stars to protect him. His message is that we can still learn from the past, instead of losing it to the future.

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A man is sitting is his home in a suburban area. He falls asleep and imagines that he away from his home, by a campfire. The man could be aboriginal as he refers to the people in his dream as his “own people”.
In the first part of the poem, the man says, “let no one say the past is dead”, and I the last line he says, “all the race years that have moulded me”. Both lines could be about how he cannot forget or run away from his past, just like in the text “going” home where the main character Billy can’t escape from his past.

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The poem is about the difference between traditions and the modern world. It’s about staying grounded to where you come from and not forget or hide it. This has been the main subject of the stories “Going Home” and “Freddy Andrews”. The teller is very appreciative of what Mother Nature gave us on earth, and focuses on that rather than the modernity which he/she is surrounded by.

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The poem is about a man who thinks about his past. But now he is sitting in suburbia where he falls asleep and begins to dream. He dreams that he is sitting with his people at the campfire surrounded by trees and starts. They are all one with nature. He doesn’t want to forget his past and those good memories.

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-       Remember not to forget the past.

-        The past is a big piece of his identity.

-        The past has moulded him

-        There is a big contrast between his past and present life.

In Going home Billy gets punish because he returns to his past life, after he tries to forget it. The poem “The Past” is a warning, that if Billy had read it, he may not have done that mistake of returning because he would had known the consequences.

Adjektiver/adverbier:

Dead - deadly: It looks deadly

Accidental - accidentally: I accidentally killed a man

Deep - deeply: She’s deeply in love with him

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The two first sentences in the poem describes what the poem is about. t is about how even do the past is in the past the memories will live on forever.

In going home Billy tries to forget the past, who he is and where he comes from, in the poem the speaker says that they cannot run from the past, and that the past is a part of them, which Billy in the end of going home realizes. He realizes that no matter what he does he will always be an aboriginal.

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You can never escape the past, you can never escape, who you are. Once an aboriginal, always an aboriginal no matter what you do.
Relatable to Going Home. Because of the fact, that you can never escape who you are and where you belong. But you can also relate to Freddy Andrews since he is living in what is described as a normal house.

Accidental - Accidentally: I accidentally killed a man
Soft - softly: He was talking softly
Deep - Deeply: He was deeply in love

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The poem is about an aboriginal who sits in his surburbian house filled with modern items, dreaming about the nature and living in the same culture as his own people, just like his ancestors did way before him. It can be related to "Going home", since they both "got away" and are living their lives away from the tribe, but are secretly still dreaming about going back.

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WHAT IS THE POEM ABOUT?
The poet dreams about being outside in the nature with her own people in contrast to what she is used to. She is used to the fake light, deep chairs and walls. She seems lonely and deserted, but she is calm about her dreams.

ADJEKTIVER TIL ADVERBIER
1. SOFT
She touched him softly
2. DEEP
I am deeply in love
3. EASY
It was easily done

Dead, haunted, little, long, easy, red, soft, old, known, unknown, forsaken, deep, small, accidental, tall