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Chicago
- Summary: Jackie !
- Vocab: Willa !
- Visual: Bryan !
- Questions: Dana !

Design
- Summary: Dana !
- Vocab: Jackie !
- Visual: Willa !
- Questions: Bryan  !

Somewhere I Have Never Traveled Gladly Beyond
- Summary: Bryan !
- Vocab: Dana !
- Visual: Jackie !
- Questions: Willa !

Mending Wall
- Summary: Willa !
- Vocab: Bryan  !
- Visual: Dana !
- Questions: Jackie !

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Visual (Bryan):
The author describes how Chicago has both dark and dull times but also has bright good ones which make up for the days.

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Summary (Jackie):
Chicago is a poem from a man's perspective and how he views Chicago. In this moment, Chicago is a place where there's very poor situations that even involve killings and a very brutal environment. Although it seems dark, it talks about the happiness that's been happened there too. The author would reply to anyone who thinks badly of Chicago by saying, "Come and show me another city with lifted head singing so proud to be alive and coarse and strong and cunning (line 9-10)." Overall stating how although Chicago has a lot of cons, it also has pro's which outweigh the bad from the author's point of view.

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Vocabulary (Willa):
wanton - without reason; unrestrained
coarse - crude and unrefined
cunning - having or showing skill in achieving one's ends by deceit or evasion
slugger - a person who throws hard punches
brawling - fight or quarrel in a rough or noisy way

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Questions (Dana):
Why did the speaker say "so proud to be alive and coarse and strong and cunning", if he knows that Chicago is actually not as good as he says?
Why did the speaker say that the city becomes the very people that inhabit it?

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Questions (Bryan):
What would be reasons as to why the author repeats the description of "white" for the spider?
Why does the author question designs?
Why is it that the author compares the spider with the flower?

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Visual (Willa):
The author uses and makes observations of spiders, a moth and a flowering which is heal-all. He uses these to make questions about nature.

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Visual (Bryan):
The author describes how Chicago has both dark and dull times but also has bright good ones which make up for the days.

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Summary (Dana): Design is a poem describing the nature of creation. But the speaker takes it was a weird witches' brew. The poem explains that design brought the creatures together to the white flower. The speaker called it the dark design because the moth was brought there at that time to be eaten by that albino spider.

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Vocabulary (Jackie):
kindred - similar, related (another thing/person that's close in comparison)
thither - archaic for "to there" (to towards a certain place)
steered -  to direct something to a place
appall - horrify, fill with shock (to be greatly in awe from horror)
rigid - firm, stiff (not flexible/difficult to change)

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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Vocabulary:
Frail- weak and delicate
Rendering- performance of music
Perceive- come to an understanding
Descending- moving downward
Fragility- easily broken

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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Summary: (Bryan)
"Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond" is a poem about a guy who is in deep love with someone. The subject describes and talks about her and explains how she can have power over him in many ways. He can emotionally make him happy by small things such as a small glance and he thinks that everything she does is amazing. He doesn't know how and why she has so much power over him but he is more than glads he does. He is obviously lost in love.

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Summary (Willa):
Mending Wall talks about the stone wall that separates his property and his neighbors in the countryside. Every spring his neighbor and him go on a walk along their stone wall and fix any part of the wall that has gone out. As they walk along the wall, he starts to question the need for the walls. The neighbor then says "Good fences make good neighbors." The speaker then tries to convince his neighbor to not have a wall anymore. But in the end, the neighbor says "Good fences make good neighbors."

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Visual (Dana): The wall is separating the road from the farm/ houses and neighbors.

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Questions (Jackie):
Why would the author use this comparison out of all the comparisons he could've used?
Do you believe that there are invisible walls among each other although they could be right next to you? How would that work?
From reading this, what would be the main reason why the author isn't happy about these "walls"?

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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Visual (Jackie): This story revolves around the love the author has for someone and in some way he is represented as a rose.

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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“Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond” by Cummings (810)

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Questions (Willa):
1. What is the meaning behind the line "Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond"?
2. Why does the author mention the words "color"

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Vocabulary (Bryan):
mischief- playful misbehavior
notion- belief about something
mending- to be repaired by sewing or darning
boulder- large rock
savage- fierce, violent, and uncontrolled.