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    Girlchild Poem Analysis

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    not a precise speaker of this poem‚ which I sometimes enjoy but for this poem I feel like there should have a been a definite speaker. I found this poem to be rather a sad and depressing. The way the speaker describes this beautiful “girlchild” (1) is with such admiration and articulation. The speaker describes her as “healthy‚ tested intelligent / … strong arms and back / abundant sexual drive and manual dexterity.” (7-9) It almost seems as if the speaker of this poem is someone who is admiring this

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    easy to handle It burns‚ but it’s still beautiful And it makes celebrations oh so meaningful It’s a sunset Burning with romance A song... That makes you want to dance... Poetry booklet Parker Shepherd Mrs. Campbell Honors English 1 Poems: We real cool By: Gwendolyn Brooks……..Pg.1 Love is…By: Anonymous……………pg.2 (Love is Illustration) Sick By: Shel Sliverstine………………..…….pg.3 Sick illustration………….pg.4 Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day By: William Shakespeare …pg.5 Works

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    Day Of The Dead Poem

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    over the poem how “the speaker gives examples of how the force fuels‚ ‘drives‚’ certain natural events and relates the force’s impact in those natural instances to it’s impact and action in his own life.” Some of the certain natural events relating to the speaker include the green fuse that drives the flower‚ the force which blasts the roots of trees‚ as well as the the force that dries the streams. All of these‚ and plenty more‚ the speaker connects to his own life. Additionally to the poem‚ the speaker

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    This poem is about a girl who is being bullied and wishes that it would stop by hoping there is nothing wrong with her. Eventually‚ the bully pushes her to her breaking point‚ which causes her to kill herself. The tone of this poem is hostile. The word choice in this poem portrays this tone because of the words such as blood‚ harm‚ and torment. These words create the hostile tone of this poem because the actions that the bully are doing are very aggressive and unfriendly. The word blood can be a

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    Poem and Song Evaluation

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    19th century. The wars in the Victorian era ‚ produced its fair share of casualties‚ in contrast‚ producing some of the most in depth‚ meaningful poetry of all time. Alfred Tennyson was one of the famous writers that was renounced for his beautiful poem called‚ The Charge of the Light Brigade‚ that displays bravery and courage of somewhat normality‚ instead of a trait that one may wish to adopt. A perfect example of bravery at its peak‚ and the damages that war can do. This will be followed by a

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    "Thief" In the poem "Thief‚" the author talks about how quickly time goes by and reflects on the girl she used to be‚ the girl she is now‚ and her plans for the future. In the troubled yet bright poem "Thief‚" the author claims that time goes by quickly‚ and people change with time. This message is conveyed through the use of repetition‚ imagery‚ and similes. Throughout the poem‚ the repetition of "Three more years" demonstrates that the author will begin a new chapter in her life in

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    But also in the poem he was blinded in an accident at the canning works. In the epitaph he talks about himself and how he as jury foreman he helped find Roy Butler guilty of a rape he did not commit. This poem shows that his views on small-town America is that you can get away with crimes just that easy. In the poem titled "Roy Butler" also by Edgar Lee Masters I know the speaker of this poem is Roy Butler who was found guilty of the rape of Minerva

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    Ah Sunflower Poem

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    living-things and nature around the flower‚ and I think he is going to say something about his construction of the Sun-flower rather than the sunflower itself. Analysis: 1. Predict:- look at the title and predict what you think this poem is about. 2. Question:- Read the poem and write three questions to help you understand what you are reading. * Who is the one tired of time? * What does the sunflower symbolize? * Where the sunflower wishes to go? 3. Monitor:- As you read‚ underline

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    Poetry and Universal Poem

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    Compare and Contrast ‘First Ice’ and ‘Manwatching’ The two poems I am going to compare and contrast are ‘First Ice’ by Andrei Vosnesky and ‘Manwatching’ by Georgia Garrett. The first obvious difference between the poems is that ‘First Ice’ is written by a man and ‘Manwatching’ is written by a woman. However‚ both poets seem to adopt a female persona. ‘First Ice’ is about “a girl” who has broken up with someone for the “first time” by phone call. The girl was planning to go out to a party with

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    Close Reading of a Poem

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    Reading of a Poem Maria Clinton ENG 125 May 31‚ 2011 Tiffany Griffin-Minor Close Reading of a Poem ON THE AMTRAK FROM BOSTON TO NEW YORK CITY: BY SHERMAN ALEXIE On the Amtrak from Boston to New York City is an emotionally provocative poem by the Native American Indian writer‚ Sherman Alexie. It describes a train journey from Boston to New York City in which an elderly white woman excitedly points out historical sites to her fellow passenger‚ a younger Native American Indian. The poem demonstrates

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