Yordi Poetry by Yordi Veenstra https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy Enjoy my portfolio en-us 2022-04-06 13:48:12 UTC 2023-06-02 13:21:32 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f947.png Idea 61, assignment 2 2139423 https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2132682548 For this assignment I chose the poem "Since there's no help, come let us kiss and part". I believe that Adele's song "Make You Feel My Love" goes well with the themes and emotions of the poem.

Quotes from the poem:

"Shake hands forever, cancel all our vows"
"Now at the last gasp of Love's latest breath"
"From death to life thou might'st him yet recover!"

Lyric references:

"When the evening shadows and the stars appear" - This refers to the parting and darkness mentioned in the poem.
"I could make you happy, make your dreams come true" - This is in line with the desire to make the loved one happy even after parting.
"You ain't seen nothing like me yet" - This speaks to the hope of reuniting and restoring love.

Explanation: "Make You Feel My Love" suits the poem as it reflects the feelings of parting, the letting go of promises and the longing for reunion. Adele's melody and emotive voice evoke a sense of melancholy that is in keeping with the poem. The quotes from the poem emphasize the themes of the poem, while the lyrics references make a connection between the emotional state of the speaker in the poem and the love expressed in the song.]]> 2022-04-06 13:57:59 UTC https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2132682548 Lonely as a cloud, assignment 1 2139423 https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2550200740 Hi William,

Thank you for your letter about your holiday! I loved reading about your experience and the way you described the daffodils. The way you personified them and described their dancing moves really touched me. The image of the daffodils fluttering in the wind and dancing next to the lake under the trees creates a vibrant and joyful image.

I am particularly touched by the last part of the poem, where you talk about how the memory of the daffodils brings you joy and pleasure even when you are in a melancholy mood. This reminds us how the beauty of nature can bring us inner peace and joy.

I wanted to let you know that your poem has inspired me to appreciate the beauty around me and find joy in the little moments. Thanks for sharing your wonderful experience.

Yours sincerely,
Yordi Veenstra]]> 2023-04-11 13:52:04 UTC https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2550200740 The Charge of the Light Brigade, assignment 2 2139423 https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2611666104 Title: A Heroic Battle: A Eulogy for "The Charge of the Light Brigade"

In Alfred, Lord Tennyson's captivating poem "The Charge of the Light Brigade," we are immersed in the heroic struggle of six hundred soldiers during the Battle of Balaclava in the Crimean War. The poem evokes a sense of bravery, sacrifice, and the tragedy of war. There are several aspects of this poem that I found noteworthy in terms of imagery and morality:

1. "Theirs not to reason why, / Theirs but to do and die" - These lines reflect the unwavering obedience and sense of duty of the soldiers. They were willing to fight regardless of the orders or the possibility of a fatal outcome.

2. "Into the jaws of Death, / Into the mouth of hell" - This imagery illustrates the unflinching courage of the Light Brigade, who charged forward fearlessly despite the devastating cannon fire from all directions.

3. "O the wild charge they made!" - This quote emphasizes the power and determination of the Light Brigade, who thundered forward like an untamed storm. It invokes admiration and wonder.

4. "When can their glory fade?" - This rhetorical question underscores the enduring glory and honor of the Light Brigade. Their courageous act will always be remembered and revered.

The poem "The Charge of the Light Brigade" is an impressive eulogy to the bravery and sacrifice of the six hundred soldiers. Tennyson's use of imagery and rhythm creates an intense and immersive atmosphere. While the poem portrays the tragic consequences of war, it also evokes a sense of admiration for the soldiers' courage. Therefore, I consider "The Charge of the Light Brigade" to be a masterpiece that invites readers to reflect on the sacrifices and heroic deeds of those who fight for a higher purpose. Its imagery and moral implications make it a poignant and thought-provoking work of art.



]]> 2023-06-01 10:27:51 UTC https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2611666104 A coat, assignment 1 2139423 https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2611666672 A heel to the throat: It symbolizes the full involvement and effort of the poet in creating his song.
A tree: It represents the growth, the deep-rooted ideas and the connection to nature that the poet expresses in his poem.
Something naked: It represents the vulnerability and sincerity with which the poet exposes his thoughts and emotions in his work.
A feather of lightness: It symbolizes the lightness and the inspiration felt by the poet while writing his poem.
A coat: It stands for the metaphorical protection and beauty of the poem itself, which the poet has created.
A pen he is holding: It symbolizes the poet's creative power and writing process.
A poem: It recalls the essence of the poet's work and his ability to express feelings and thoughts in words.
Butterfly: It symbolizes the transformation and the beauty that comes from the words and images of the poem.
Musical note: It stands for the rhythmic and melodic quality of the poem and the harmony it can bring.
A cloud: It represents the dreamy, poetic atmosphere and freedom of imagination that the poet embraces in his work.]]> 2023-06-01 10:28:39 UTC https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2611666672 We real cool, assignment 1 2139423 https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2611667331 1. a drawing of a group of young people hanging out together outside of school, giving them a sense of freedom and rebellion. This symbolizes the first verse that talks about leaving school.

2. a drawing of shadows or silhouettes wandering the streets late at night. This depicts the idea of the youngsters being active late into the night, conveying a sense of excitement and adventure.

3. a drawing of a boy singing at the top of his lungs, perhaps in a smoky jazz club. This visualizes the unbridled energy and rebellion he experiences while enjoying life and experimenting with pleasures, such as drinking thin gin.

4. a drawing of a calendar page with the month of June marked along with a clock that makes time pass quickly. This symbolizes the transience of life and the young people who are aware of their own mortality.

"We Real Cool" is a short and sweet poem that describes the lifestyle and attitude of a group of rebellious youth. The poem shows a sense of rebelliousness, self-destructive behavior and the fleetingness of life. The use of enjambment (the lack of punctuation at the end of a line) creates a fast and rhythmic cadence, reflecting the energy and liveliness of the youngsters. The poem makes the reader think about the choices these young people make and the consequences thereof. It raises questions about the social conditions that have shaped them and the possible consequences of their lifestyle.]]> 2023-06-01 10:29:35 UTC https://padlet.com/2139423/4c9xow692latyryy/wish/2611667331