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I think a noble death is what separates an honorable man from a dishonorable one. It´s what separates man from pig or cow or some other ignoble beast.

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I think a noble death is what separates an honorable man from a dishonorable one. It´s what separates man from pig or cow or some other ignoble beast.

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This poem felt like it had a tone of hopefulness and appreciativeness despite some of the not so great things said.

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i liked this poem because it felt like someone found acceptance in face of death, and i feel that not many have the strength or will to come to terms with the end of life

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This one was my favorite because the message seemed the clearest. Although in the poem it can be taken literally that they are fighting to the death with honor, from the context it can be taken as a fight against oppression. That although they were oppressed they would not take it head down.

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I thought that this sonnet's message was that there is strength in numbers, and when people come together, they can make a much greater impact

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the author uses violent diction to keep the reader on edge

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the author uses violent diction to keep the reader on edge

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I thought this sonnet was kind of comforting? In a sense, it tells us that life goes on and we still continue living despite the emptiness we feel and the difficulties we face. I think it's a good reminder that whenever we think we're stuck, the world around us continues to move anyway

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I like this meaning the best. The author remembers to have an appreciation for nature. This is told through how the author sees Violets. For so long Violets meant artificial wants, like accessories and loud bright places. Eventually the author remembered to appreciate nature the way it is.

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It gave me a happy, peaceful feeling that felt quite nice.

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I think this sonnet reminds us to look at the bigger picture! We might become fixated on details or one specific thing that we miss out on what's around us--or, one thing might fuel our admiration for everything else

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Doesn't it follow sonnet format

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The hopelessness conveyed is depressing, but understandable due to the time period it was written in (WWI).