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Hope is the thing with feathers, by Emily Dickinson (Autumn Nguyen Answers and Poem)

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Hope is the thing with feathers, by Emily Dickinson (Autumn Nguyen Answers and Poem)

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1. What is the poem’s tone? Which words reveal this tone? Is the poem ironic?

The tone of the poem is hopeful and uplifting. The poet conveys this tone through words like "hope," "sweetest," "sings," "heard," "never," "warm," and "perches." For example, the line "And never stops at all" emphasizes the enduring nature of hope, while "sweetest in the gale is heard" highlights its comforting presence even in difficult times. There is no apparent irony in the poem; instead, it earnestly explores the idea of hope as a comforting and resilient force.

2. What heavily connotative words are used? What words have unusual or special meanings? Are any words or phrases repeated? If so, why? Which words do you need to look up?

The poem contains several heavily connotative words that evoke imagery and emotions related to hope and resilience. Words such as "feathers," "perches," "sings," "gale," "storm," "chillest," and "extremity" carry significant connotations. The repetition of "never" emphasizes the steadfastness of hope. Additionally, "abash" may be a word to look up, meaning to embarrass or disconcert.

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Hope is the thing with feathers, by Emily Dickinson (Autumn Nguyen Image)

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Hope is the thing with feathers, by Emily Dickinson (Autumn Nguyen Image)

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A child said "what is grass"

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Munch Madness is divinest Sense (Nicolas Santiago, Trevin Luong)

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Munch Madness is divinest Sense (Nicolas Santiago, Trevin Luong)

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Brandon C. & Dylan C. The Soul Selects Her Own Society

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Brandon C. & Dylan C. The Soul Selects Her Own Society

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"A Noiseless Patient Sprider" by Walt whitman