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"Mending Wall by Robert Frost" - Questions

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"Mending Wall by Robert Frost" - Questions

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Why is the wall so important in this poem? And what does it represent?

How does the neighbor's opinion of the wall differ from that of the main character?
(Daniel)

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"Mending Wall by Robert Frost" - Visualize 

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"Mending Wall by Robert Frost" - Visualize 

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The poem has many descriptions of walling, and mending walls "to each the boulders that have fallen to each"

(Kathleen)

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A wall is being mended between the author and his neighbor's property. This wall is made of stones that are stacked above another. The wall was made to prevent the sounds of dogs, stop rabbits from going across, and to fill up the gap between them. This wall begins to fall and then they realize this wall is no necessary.

(Anh Huynh)

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While reading this poem words that I did not understand included:

yelping- to utter a short sharp cry of pain or alarm

mending time- to restore to health

walling- to confine or imprison someone or something in a restricted or sealed place.

(Leeann)

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A moth being held by the spider, resembling a white piece of rigid satin cloth

(Ashley)

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Visualize: "Somewhere i have never traveled, gladly beyond" (By: EE Cummings)

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Visualize: "Somewhere i have never traveled, gladly beyond" (By: EE Cummings)

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The voice of the persons eyes being deeper than all roses

(Anh Huynh)

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The story goes over the design of the little things such as a spider, moth , and a flower. It asks why do these little things has so much detail. It goes over the spider  being white and having dimples. A moth's wings like a paper kite. Also goes over and question why a flower is white.

(Kathleen)

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What is the significance behind the author choosing to write a poem about a spider?

What do the questions in this poem tell us about the author?

(Daniel)

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While reading this poem words that I did not understand included:

rigid- firm; stiff.

kindred- similar; related.

appall- horrify; fill with shock.

thither- archaic for "to there."

(Anh Huynh)

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"Somewhere i have never traveled, Gladly beyond" E.E. Cummings - Summary

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"Somewhere i have never traveled, Gladly beyond" E.E. Cummings - Summary

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This poem is about how the speaker is affected by his loved one. Their lover can make them open up with just the slightest look. The poem describes how much he treasures her.The speaker expresses his love for his partner.

(Daniel)

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"Somewhere I Have Never Traveled Gladly Beyond by E.E. Cummings" - Vocab

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"Somewhere I Have Never Traveled Gladly Beyond by E.E. Cummings" - Vocab

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While reading this poem words that I did not understand included:

frail-  weak or delicate.

perceive- observe;sense; understanding

fragility- the quality of being easily broken or damaged.

rendering- making; creating

(Kathleen)

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Chicago, land that claims many titles such as "City of the Big Shoulders" or "Hog Butcher of the World". Discovering what many Chicago is like through an outsider's view. Criticized to be "brutal", "crooked", and "sneer". Chicago is the city that is ready to take on nearly everything. A city in which celebrations are held for its industrial power.

(Leeann Hong)

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While reading this poem words that I did not understand included:

wanton- without reason; unrestrained.

sneer- smile or speak in a contemptuous or mocking manner.

coarse- crude and unrefined.

toil- hard work.

(Ashley)

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"Chicago by Carl Sandburg" T.S. ELIOT - Questions

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"Chicago by Carl Sandburg" T.S. ELIOT - Questions

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Why does the speaker compare Chicago to a younger person rather than an adult?

Why do you think the author addresses the city directly?

(Kathleen)

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"somewhere i have never travelled gladly beyond by E.E. Cummings" -Questions

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"somewhere i have never travelled gladly beyond by E.E. Cummings" -Questions

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What do you think the author meant when he states, "death and forever"?

What type of figurative language is used in this poem?

(Leeann)

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Visualize: "Chicago" (By: Carl Sandburg)

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Visualize: "Chicago" (By: Carl Sandburg)

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The story describes a man being bareheaded while shoveling, wrecking, planning, building, breaking, and rebuilding

(Daniel)