https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj Post notes from your team's conversation here. en-us 2019-03-21 15:02:18 UTC 2019-03-21 15:04:07 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343920317 Title: Our prediction is that they are both about nature, one title being title being more specific than the other. 
Paraphrase: Both of the poems are about wondering in nature and what the author has seen and experienced. They both have traveled far and continue to do so. 
Connotation: "Life is too much like a pathless wood, still I have lived so long and traveled far. And I have climbed these hills and looked at the world and descended. This is implying he has not ventured more than the path that he is always on.
Attitude: More of a serious, calm and descriptive tone. 
Shifts: As the poem goes on it gets more meaningful and talks about deeper connotation. 
Title: The title is very clear cut to what the poet is talking about in the poem.
Theme: "In every season" they are walking the same path, and seeing the same things. "Stopping by woods on a snowy evening" is about him stopping in the woods in the evening but knowing he has to keep going.

]]> 2019-03-21 17:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343920317 https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921070 Title: We predicted that both of these were about a journey through nature during seasons. 
Paraphrase: Both poems focus on the experiences of the authors in nature. They both focus on what is seen and felt as they take these journeys. 
Attitude: The tones in both of these are serious and professional. They are calm and insightful.
Shifts: "The woods are lovely, dark and deep, BUT I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep" The key word in this sentence is "but" as this marks a shift in the authors flow of the poem.

]]> 2019-03-21 17:35:37 UTC https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921070 https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921195 In Every Season:
The poem uses seasons as an analogy about growing up and going through challenges. The tone would be serious. He starts with talking about seasons and then shifts to talking about life.

Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening:
We thought the poem would be about going through the woods one snowy evening with a horse. He stop because he thought he heard or felt something. He enjoys it but then realizes he must move on. The theme is you can stop to enjoy the moment but you must go on through life. don't get stuck in one place. The poem gives a similar tone from the first one. ]]> 2019-03-21 17:35:51 UTC https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921195 https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921337 In Every Season- 
TITLE: Looking at the title we predict that it's going to be about what comes in  each season. 
CONNOTATIONS: wind, unwound string, brook bubbling beneath the pines.
THEME: The subject is the different seasons and the theme is descriptively describing nature in each season. They are walking the same path every season and seeing the same things.
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening-
TITLE: Looking at the title we think someone is going to be stopping by the woods on a snowy evening.
CONNOTATIONS: harness bells a shake, the woods are lovely dark and deep, watch his woods fill up with snow
THEME: The subject is wandering through the woods and describing the surroundings. The theme is this is you can stop and enjoy the moment but you still have to keep moving. forward.]]> 2019-03-21 17:36:09 UTC https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921337 https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921942 (Robert Frost)
Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening. Titles pretty much explain themselves. Both maybe explaining walking through life.
Poem 1. pg 1
they are walking the same path through every season. On the path he is walking that he is walking on looks like around him through every season. they have done so much and have seen so much. always looking from the outside. The tone is also sad, maybe alone through the seasons.

Poem 2. pg 2
They are just focused on one season compared to all of them. Whos woods are they? he is passing though the place, and not stopping. ( he has a lot of life to live before he can stop) Maybe the woods could be something else? Gives more of a darker tone or mood, (seasonal depression?) Winter and snow


]]> 2019-03-21 17:37:21 UTC https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343921942 https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343922893 About nature and the appreciation of it. Frost almost seems tired like he wants to stop. Wentworth going through all seasons. Wentworth has metaphor about how life is kind of pathless and everyone has to go up and down in their lives to get where they are.]]> 2019-03-21 17:39:09 UTC https://padlet.com/DrKSmith/5zjjulxdd8zj/wish/343922893