Question

read the details from zombies on the loose and a zombies confession. how is the description of the zombies in the story different from the zombies description of itself in the poem? zombies on the loose: a zombie lumbered. a zombie dressed in rags. its arms stretched out stiffly. the gray skin on its face sagged on the bones beneath. the zombie walked hungrily, like a child wanting a toy. a zombies confession: my two dang arms are outstretched wide. to give you the friendliest hug. and if i squeeze you too - so - tight, i only mean to pull you snug. the poem zombie has a smoother arm. the poem zombie thinks it is friendly. the poem zombie has a poor memory. the poem zombie moans and groans.

Explanation:

In "Zombies on the Loose," the zombie is described as clumsy and lacking purpose. In "A Zombie's Confession," the zombie claims to be friendly and uses its arms to give hugs.

Answer:

The story's zombie is clumsy and purposeless; the poem's zombie claims friendliness and uses arms for hugs.