story of this vicious childmolester. Not many people want to read of a man that disguises himself as fun, and withsome sort of child’s lure to help him hurt and abuse these innocent children. By usingthis title balloonMan the writer keeps a discreet overview of this story. It lets the readeruse his or her imagination to determine what this creature is trying to do. Without anydisguise of a balloonMan and just using the title of a child molester the reader would haveto read no further than after the fact this man calls the children away from their tasks tointeract with him and his wicked ways. You are never reading a very descriptive story ofa child molester but that of a wicked goat-footed balloonMan. It is a little moreacceptable to the reader because at one point we were little children drawn to the manholding the balloons at the circus.This poem “In Just-” has a great use of a mythological creature to tell a story thatwe would probably not rather hear. After all when you look at the story of a Mermaidthat comes and takes a man back into the sea with her, no man wants to admit that he is inlove that much with a woman to die for her. No person wants to hear of a child which weall were children at one point get lured into a distasteful episode with a child molester. The writer uses this awful creature in a remarkable way of describing this monster of aman while not telling a story that is long and unentertaining to the reader but pleasing tothe reader....
