Hubris at Zunzal (Where does this poem reject it's own existence)

     I think that Jones "rejection" occurs in the beginning of the poem. He begins by setting a beautiful scene, but quickly switches to the image of language. I feel as though he rejected the scene by not completing how it looks. From a readers point of view, I started off engaged in the imagery of the poem. When he quickly switched images, I was taken by surprise. I wanted to be told more about the scene so I could develope a much more clear image.