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Rigid - Not flexible
Satin cloth - Cloth made using fibres and a stain weave
Blight - Have a detrimental effect on
Froth - Consisting of a mass of small bubbles
Wayside - The edge of a road
Kindred - Similar in kind, related
Thither - To or toward that place
Appall - Greatly dismay or horrify

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The narrator found a snow-white spider on top of a flower, holding a dead moth in its grasp. He compares the moth to a paper kite, indicating its delicateness and fragile life. When he remarks on the flower, he lingers on its blue color, symbolizing it as innocence. The narrator muses over what he sees as "god's design" in the spider. He muses over what had brought the spider to climb the "innocent" flower and kill that moth. He wonders why god's design had deign to "steer the white moth [to] thither in the night" to its death and why it was the moth that had to die. The poem ends with the narrator questioning if there was a meaning in the moth's death at all. He asks, "why god had seen to "govern in a thing so small?"

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-what does he mean by heal-all?
-How did he decribed all these things by just looking at a spider?

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Wanton- without reason; unrestrained
Coarse- crude and unrefined
Vivid- bright, stark
Slugger- a person who throws hard punches
Toil- hard work

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This poem is showing how they are tuff and strong chicago. That people are mean and if you make a mistake gunman kill and go free to kill again. They say they are why you so brutal and they simply just say look at the women and children and they have marks on there faces. When people are hiding you laughter and joy but people are visible you see mean and cruel people.

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The city of Chicago has lots of jobs, and the people there as one young person, who is ignorant of the possibility that everything can go wrong. They are laughing amidst the smoke, covered in dust, laughing as an ignorant fighter who have never lost. The picture is Chicago in black and white to show that the city is devloping back in the day, going strong and steady.

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Mending Wall by Frost: Questions (Cindy)

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Mending Wall by Frost: Questions (Cindy)

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- Who made the wall?
- What is the purpose of the wall?
- What does the wall symbolize?
- What is it separating?
- What makes good neighbors according to the man on the other side?

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Vocab (Luis)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Vocab (Luis)

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Perceive- Observe, sense, understand
Rendering- making, creating
Descending- moving or sloping downward.
Fragility- the quality of being easily broken or damaged.

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Summarize (Brando)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Summarize (Brando)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Questions (Tommy)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Questions (Tommy)

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1) What does the author mean when he says that he is being "closed" and "opened"?
2) How did the snow relate to the opening and closing of the rose?

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Visualize (Cindy)

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Somewhere I have never traveled gladly beyond by Cummings: Visualize (Cindy)

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your eyes have a silence, the slightest look uncloses
me
me who was closed as fingers
you open me petal by petal like i'm a flower
the power
the hold you have over me,
you could shut me quickly, a flower blanketed in soft, careful snow
the intensity of you, your fragility and the way you breathe
each breath paints the world in colors
and i can see
something about you makes me ache
the look, the voice
of your eyes
leaves me
breathless.

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Mending Wall by Frost: Summarize (Tommy)

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Mending Wall by Frost: Summarize (Tommy)

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The poem is talking about how the stone walls are easily shifted with frozen water, and that a good fence makes good neighbors. As Winter comes, the stone wall crumbles down. The neighbors both meet up and one wants to socialize, but the other keeps saying "Good fences make good neighbors.", implying that he does not want to talk and would rather have a wall to distance himself from his neighbor.