Compare the ways the poet reveals feelings about a place in Nothing's Changed with the ways another poet reveals feelings about a place or places in one other poem. (Night of the Scorpion)

the clear panes" represents the inferior White's with their better quality of life, "down the road, working man's cafe" seperates the two places to show the inequality between whites to blacks and rich to poor. In Night of the Scorpion, the structure is based on the intensity of his mothers injury as the poem goes on. "My mother twisted through and through" is used nearer the end to show the intensity building up. The culture of the Hindu believe in 'reincarnation' and is shown when the boy says, "I watched the holy man perform his rites", this is also situated at the end to result the intensity, leaving the reader wondering if the mothers' pulled through. The Structures are both different and similar. Different as Afrika uses short stanza's to separate the inequalities shown, whereas Ezekiel blocks his stanza's up to increase tension as the reader reads on. They share strong similarity of which they both have a short stanza, Afrika uses this in the middle to represent an important quote "We know where we belong", singling this out puts more effect on the reader. Ezekiel uses a short stanza at the end also to single out an important quote, "Thank God the scorpion picked on me and spared my children", which is also used to have an increased effect on the reader, relieving the tension that was built up.The Language used by Afrika in 'Nothing's Changed' is Harsh and Bitter, this is done in order to represent the culture of District Six. Onomatopoeia is used representing the Harsh and Bitter Language. "Cuffs, Cans" and "Crunch" are used to show the brewing of anger and feelings of the poet towards Districts Six's Inequalities. The Language used by Ezekiel in 'Night of the Scorpion' is done to represent the culture of the Hindu community. Religious language such as "purify your flesh" is used to build tension as the mother could be potentially cured. The Language used is similar as both poets portray the poem using First Person. This is done so the reader can experience the inequalities of 'Nothings Changed', such as when Afrika says "i back from the glass, boy again". This is also done in 'Night of the Scorpion', such as when Ezekiel says "I remember the night my mother was stung by a scorpion".Feeling are used by both poets to tell the reader the reality of the cultural inequalities in District Six, and the intensity of the cultural reincarnation used in the Hindu Community. Negative feelings are portrayed in 'Nothing's Changed' in the quote "inwards turning anger of my eyes". This expresses the pure hatred and cruel reality of District Six. In contrast, 'Night of the Scorpion' also expresses negative feelings such as when the boy experiences "giant scoprion shadows". This expresses the intensity the boy is feeling of the whole situation.In my opinion, i found that 'Nothing's Changed' reveals more feelings than 'Night of the Scorpion'. The quote "We know where belong" make me feels angry towards the fact that the Apartheid has been demolished, but such inequalities still remain, it's unfair. Therefore i feel more sorrow towards the culture in District six than the intensity of the reincarnation opposed in 'Night of the Scorpion'.