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In conclusion I feel that this poem talks about how a waterfall can unite individuals. Either independently or neighbors, it brings happiness to people. I also feel like this poem is about holding grudges and having unnecessary walls up. Rather than to just go with the flow and understanding that things will be okay. Good morals make good relationships "Good fences make good neighbors."

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1. Why did this spider choose this specific Moth to eat?
2. What did the author mean when he said "Innocent heal-all" ?

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Flinging- Throw or hurl forcefully
Piling- Heavy stakes or post installed
Cunning- having or showing skill in achieving
Pitted- Having a hollow or indentation on the surface
Bareheaded- Wearing nothing on ones head

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"Only something in me understands the voice of your eyes is deeper than all roses"
This quote speaks to me intensely because it shows how much this person is able to express their love in a poem. I can feel the tension and genuineness from this quote. I chose a picture of fire-y sunset because the quote seems very out of world experience and beautiful.

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"That sends the frozen-ground-swell under it and spills the upper boulders in the sun"
From reading this line, I can see a strong/powerful river that it sends a strong wave/movement of water in the frozen water beneath it, which causes the ground to swell up and make the rocks on top of it fall over and reflect the sunlight's brightness.

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Satin cloth - Satin is a shiny and smooth material made in a special way using threads that are caught and looped together at certain intervals.

Steered - guide the movement or course of (someone or something).

Wayside - the area beside the road or path, often referring to a grassy or wildflower-filled area.
Dimpled - having a dimple or dimples, which are depressions in flesh
Heal-all - something regarded as a universal remedy

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"Somewhere I Have Never Travelled, Gladly Beyond" is a love poem by E.E. Cummings that talks about the person's feelings of vulnerability to their beloved. The poem uses vivid and bizarre imagery to show the speaker's emotions, describing their beloved as a powerful and mysterious force that both charms and frightens them. All in all, the poem suggests that true love requires a willingness to let go of one's own defenses and allow oneself to be vulnerable to the person they love.

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Near the beginning of the poem, the person telling the poem says "You are wicked/crooked/brutal and I believe/answer/reply", but why are they saying that "we" are evil people?
Near the end of the poem it says the people are laughing and bragging, but what are these people laughing about?

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What is the speaker's attitude towards the wall?

What the poem suggest about the nature of human relationships?

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"I found a dimpled spider, fat and white, / On a white heal-all, holding up a moth." This image of the spider holding the moth creates a sense of violence and death, and shows the idea of one insect preying on another.

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ineffable-too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words
pallor-an unhealthy pale appearance
impalpable- unable to be felt by touch
incantation- a series of words said as a magic spell or charm

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The poem Chicago describes Chicago as an influencial and proud city, full of energy and life, although is thought of as rough and violent. The poem explains how the city is all about its strength and determination. It was shown as a celebration of people who built the city the way it is today.

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"Design" is a modernist poem that focuses on Robert Frost's experience and perception when he found a dimpled spider on a white "heal-all" and it held a dead moth. This leads him to question all the events that are occurring around him and begins to theorize the idea of everything being created with a purpose by someone not yet discovered.

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Reading this poem, there was some terms I didn't understand that includes:
abreast - side by side and facing the same way
yelping - utter a short sharp cry of pain or alarm
orchard - a piece of land planted with fruit trees
mischief - playful misbehavior or troublemaking, especially with children
notion - a conception of or a belief about something

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What is the poet saying in this poem that makes it a "love poem"?

How is the concept of love both good and bad, described by the poet?

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As I read Chicago, I can visualize an industrial factory with smoke coming out of it, while people working there being energetic - "under the smoke, dust all over his mouth, laughing with white teeth"