Ano sensei's tip: The biggest difference between the good students and the not-so-good students is that the good ones watch the video right through to the end! Come back to it as many times as you need to, but try to watch all of it! Support Ano sensei: Do you want "Ano sensei!" to keep on making videos like this? And get sneak previews, premium content and priority replies to your questions and comments into the bargain? Take out a channel membership (click "Join") or join me on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/ano_sensei)! Very often, we don't understand poetry, not because it is too difficult, but because *we* are too difficult! Our education can sometimes work against us, encouraging us to search for the "right answer", when our common sense would tell us that the answer is so obvious even a child could see it. This video illustrates the point with a short extract from Adrian Mitchell's "To whom it may concern" (aka "Tell me lies about Vietnam"). The "Journey through Poetry" playlist is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwI6PbYTLTM&list=PLzVb6yL_jY699zMtMVOzlYtxC7cJrnzgQ If subtitles are not available in your language, let me know and I will add them. © All rights reserved