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Close read from the textbook (save for end)

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Close read from the textbook (save for end)

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https://my.hrw.com/content/hmof/language_arts/hmhcollections/resources/common/videoPlayer/index.html?shortvid=V_FLLIT_0110&title=Close%20Read%20Screencasts%3A%20Ode%20to%20enchanted%20light&page=170

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-Real name is Ricardo Eliécer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto
-Considered the greatest Spanish Poet of the 20th century
-Started writing at 10 years old
- Always wrote in green ink to symbolize hope
-Former Senator of Chile

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The form of poetry "Ode to enchanted night" takes is and ode. What the poem does is use figurative language to describe nature and symbolize how beautiful it can be. Normally, an ode is based around the fact that it can be performed in song and dance. But also, an ode should be very long, while this poem was rather short and couldn't be performed in song and dance. In a way, it barely scratches the surface when it comes to "Ode criteria"

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"I love you without knowing how, when, or from wherever, I love you simply without problem or pride:  I love you in this way because i don't know any other way of loving."
This is relative because the author wrote in green ink to symbolize hope and love.

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Under the trees light
has dropped from the top of the sky,
light
like a green
latticework of branches,
shining
on every leaf,
drifting down like clean
white sand,
A cicada sends
its sawing song
high into the empty air.
The world is
a glass overflowing
with water.

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In the poem, an example of figurative language could be the metaphorical speaking to describe the nature in this forest he is constantly describing. In various parts of the poem, such as in lines 4-7, he mentions a "light, like a green latticework of branches, shining down on every leaf". This could be used to describe the light dropping from the top of the sky that was mentioned at the beginning of the poem. Its reflection onto these branches takes up a majority of the beginning of the poem, so it may be significant to what the poem actually means.