"Catching Quiet" and "Stage Fright" are two different poems by different authors, so they have different themes.
The theme of "Catching Quiet" by Jacqueline Woodson is finding moments of peace and tranquility in a noisy and chaotic world. The speaker describes the joy of sitting quietly and observing the world around her, enjoying the small moments of beauty that often go unnoticed. The poem encourages readers to slow down and appreciate the world around them, even in the midst of chaos and noise.
The theme of "Stage Fright" by Sharon Olds is the fear and vulnerability associated with public performance. The speaker describes the anxiety and nervousness that come with performing on stage, as well as the sense of relief and satisfaction that come with successfully completing the performance. The poem explores the tension between fear and bravery, and the power of overcoming one's own insecurities and doubts in order to achieve success.
~~~Harsha~~~