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The beauty of Chicago's ports help flourish shipping industries and systems.

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Toil- Hard Work
Wanton- without reason
Coarse- crude and unrefined
Sneer- to say in a sneering manner
Wicked- to be evil or morally bad in principle.

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1. Who is the narrator talking too?
2. Is he giving a positive or negative opinion about his city?
3. Who was the narrator comparing too?

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In the beginning of the poem, the author describes Chicago's bad side. He calls Chicago ¨Hog Butcher for the World¨ and ¨City of Big Shoulder¨.Carl Sandburg stars off by describing the conditions of living in Chicago. There are murders and half-naked women who roam around freely with starving mothers and their kids. At the end of the poem, the author calls Chicago ¨Hog Butcher for the World¨ but he says that Chicago is proud to be call those names. Despite
Chicago´s flaws, there's beauty in it.

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"Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond"- Visualize (Obryant)

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"Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond"- Visualize (Obryant)

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The speaker of the poem puts into words how much they admire their beloved's traits.

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond -  Vocabulary (Tina)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond -  Vocabulary (Tina)

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1. Fragility - the quality of being easily broken or damaged
2. Perceive - observe: sense: understand
3. Rendering - Making or creating

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"Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond"- Summarize (Eric)

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"Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond"- Summarize (Eric)

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-The speaker is describing the effects of his loved on him saying that her voice appeals to him deeper than anything.

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond - Question (Kimberly)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond - Question (Kimberly)

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1. What does the author mean by
¨ Which we are to perceive in this world?¨
2. Who is the narrator be talking about?
3. Why does the author compare the person to Sp

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This story gave me an imagine of a white spider hunting its prey, a month, on a white flower.

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1. Rigid- unable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible

2.Kindred- similar in kind; related

3.Appall- greatly dismay or horrify

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1. How are the different characters related?
2. Why is the flower important?
3. What's a heal-all?
4. Why is color involved

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The opening line of the poem talks about a white spider, sitting on a white flower, holding a white moth in its jaws. It then continues to compare the scenario to a witches' broth. The purpose of the lines was to make a connection between the perfectly white objects being like ingredients to a bigger recipe, in this case a recipe for destruction of the moth. The final lines of the poem question the relationship these objects based on their designs. The author does this by implying the designs of the objects must be dictated by a greater force

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While reading this poem, I pictured a long stone wall with trees and flowers along side.

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1. Abreast - alongside or even with something.
2. Mischief - Playful misbehavior or trouble making.
3. Notion - A belief in something or desire or impulse

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1. What does the author mean by "Good fences make good neighbors?"
2. Why does the author mention hunters when talking about the wall?
3. How does the author describe the actions of the neighbor in lines 40-43?

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This story is about two neighbor meeting with each other to fix a wall that separate the two. The speakers talks about the use of the wall, for it separates each other, but in a positive way. They claim that "Good fences make good neighbors", but nevertheless, they are reunited once every spring to fix the wall.