In the poem "life model" by Alexander Chee, the poet explains how she lost two of her friends during the winter periods in Iraq. The first friend had suffered from Hodgkin's lymphoma, whereby the disease was discovered at its last stages, making the patient succumbed. During the funeral of the friend, the poet spoke of how they spent times in the dark and late night trying to comfort her to take courage according to her situation. The poet lost a second friend by the name of Tom, who was gay and had suffered from HIV and AIDS. He died from an AIDS infection at a hospital in South Africa. The poet and Tom met at a restaurant whereby he was a chef and liked making coffee. The poet is a gay writer from Korea who uses fiction in his work.

This poem is broadly based on fantasy to bring out the real-life fictional scenarios on the plot. The broad perception of fiction in the poem outlines the ideal situation of the scenarios in the poem. The use of fiction in the poem improves the thinking capacity of the readers and makes them feel better. The theme of sexual abuse in the poem "life model" is evident whereby the gay people, including the poet, are faced with molestation and rape cases from the seniors.

The theme of freedom is prevalent throughout the poem, whereby the poet advocates for equality in all gender identities and preferences of an individual. The agony and molestation of the gay in society have been rampant as they are perceived as lesser citizens who are not entitled to any social responsibility. The theme of responsibility is also prevalent, whereby the poet struggles between writing various novels and achieving the Edinburgh awards. The poet feels uncomfortable as he is not likely prepared for the competition, and he is forced to implement strategies to ensure that he won the awards. He finally wins the awards after many obstacles and challenges in fulfilling his responsibilities.

The theme of labor transformation is also evident in the text, whereby civilization has encouraged and developed the sense of pursuing writing as a career unlike before. The poet has objectives and aims which he aims to achieve just like other employment careers exercise. The poet also indulges himself in the writing industry to ensure that he has an alternative source of income. The poet also perceives writing career as a side hustle as he still continues with his studies in the university. The theme of human health is also discussed, whereby strategies are implemented to counteract the prevalent deaths that are caused by air and water pollution. The transition of ensuring a healthy environment was prospected to reduce the high fatality rates in children that were as a result of the spread of communicable diseases and infections.

The literature style of irony is also used extensively to make the poem enticing and fully involve the readers and audience. The country was supposed to get financial loans from the works bank to implement the health policies. In return, the work bank changes their lending policies to cut out some countries from accessing their loans. The world band is instead supposed to lift the regulations of acquiring and payment terms to ensure that different countries can comfortably implement the prospected health policies for a better future.

The poem "multicolor lights" is set in a bathroom whereby the protagonist, Paul, could see the lights from a nearby club entering her room. She was having a severe headache and turned on the water in the faucet to ease the excruciating pain. Stef approached the bathroom without the consent of Paul and held her shoulders from the back. Stef had found Paul in a compromising situation as she was meditating with her hands on the face. She tries to pull off stef's hands from her shoulder, but she could not.

The thought of being assaulted crosses her mind for the first time, predicting that she would at. one time be assaulted. At one time, they go out clubbing. Paul hangs out with a male colleague, an action that emotionally hurts staff since he has always been interested in Pauline. The poet explains that the best technique to have sex with a girl that is not interested in you is by dragging her in the nightfall. Jesse Taylor outlines how men are unable to understand the feelings of women by using the style of the petition to emphasize the aspect. The poet uses calm to colloquial tonal variation in the development of the plot where trauma is being witnessed. Her outstanding use of tone brings out the themes of love and relationship between different persons in the poem.

The theme of identity is prevalent in the poem "multicolored lights" through the creation and selection of various lights, which are meant to convey a piece of coded information. The choice of color theme selected by the poet is imperative because it influences how things in the scenario appear and predict the nature of activities that are likely to be taking place. Different sources of lights are used in different scenarios to regulate the quantity of ambiance in the room.

The poet also develops the theme of love and relationship through the implication of the multicolored light. The nature of multicolored light is that the different types of lights complement each other and can be perceived by the audience and readers as a representation of a physical and mutual relationship due to their calm appearance. The prevalence of the light in the club as the white light in Pauline's rooms is a phenomenal representation of a relationship and love that is occurring in the plot. The major characters in the poem are seen struggling to fulfill their physical and emotional relationships and achieve the objectives of their sensibilities. This aspect creates a sense of connection between individuals and their commitment to love.

The poet makes use of the style of humor through occasional repetition of words and phrases within the work to create a comical tone. Color has an impact on the mood and behavior of an individual. Optimum light ambient acts as a source of motivation and improves the moods of the characters in the poem. When Stef crosses the personal space of Pauline in the bathroom, Pauline becomes comical by prospecting how she will be molested in the future rather than finding means of solving the current challenge.

The poet also uses irony to shift the attention of the audience from the plot development and focus on the major theme being presented to them. The realization of the difference between what the poet says and the normality is an achievement of the style of irony. Scenarios of irony in depicted when the poet says, "we always want impossible things" while referring to Stef's attitude of wanting a relationship with her. This plot is ironic as Pauline is also interested in being in a sexual relationship with stef but doesn't want to show it due to fear of the unknown.

Conclusion

The remarkable individuals in society have an impact on the development of culture and history worldwide as they have the power to influence the decisions of the government.

Literature texts of historical legends are used to influence civilization as society strives to embrace what the supreme beings did and never did. Government policies and regulations on literature influence the entire scope of the writing concepts as writers are restricted from publishing sensitive information. Literature is used as a medium of communication, but the levels of revelations are defined by the social beliefs and practices which limit an individual from publishing sensitive information about real-life challenges.