... looking for it since the beginning. Interestingly, the bridge itself is beginning to show some personality. After all, bridges cannot be apologetic, unless they were in fact, alive. "It was hard to see why the town was split on it", an important quote influencing the contrasts within the next paragraph. As she surveys the river from the bridge, the sun shines through the transparent water and white sand. The image of light is expressed; perhaps signifying the people of the town who still see the importance of the broken bridge. Yet there is a black shadow, where the transparent water becomes dark and secretive. The darkness symbolizes the split, and the people who want to get rid of the bridge. Once again, little color is used to express the lonely image of the passage. The female persona goes down under the bridge, through a crooked wooden post. We find out a little ...

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