"Here" by https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o Ryleigh and Madison en-us 2019-10-03 14:18:14 UTC 2019-10-07 02:28:07 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.pics/1/image.webp?t=g_auto&url=https%3A%2F%2Fpadlet.net%2Ficons%2Fpng%2F1f984.png "Here" by Phillip Larkin ryleighhenderson02 https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393037981 analyzing poetry techniques ]]> 2019-10-03 14:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393037981 Tensions in literature ryleighhenderson02 https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393040451 1. Individualism vs. society-
* "swerving" is the author's way of trying to avoid the chaos of society (Larkin line 1).
* The workers "swerving" home after work to "solitude" shows the individualism in industrial life. (line 5)
* The author believes that "loneliness clarifies" if it is in the sublime of nature (line 25).
2. Relationships vs. Materialism-
* The "cut-price crowd" with their "cheap suits, red kitchen-ware, [and] sharp shoes..." provides the reader with a mocking tone towards the materialistic views of the industrial society (line 15 and 17).
3. Nature vs. Technology- 
* The technological aspects of the poem create a chaotic Place by using words such as, "cluster", "crowded", and "harsh" (lines 4,10, and 11).
* In contrast to the technological diction, the author uses pastoral vocabulary to describe the peacefulness of nature.
]]> 2019-10-03 14:23:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393040451 Place ryleighhenderson02 https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393582671 1. Industrial-
* Phillip Larkin uses Place to describe the negative impact industry has on the nature.
* The fields were "too thin and thistled" ; the water was "barge-crowded" ; and the streets are filled with "cranes" (lines 3, 11, and 10).
2.relationships-
* relationships in this poem are scarce and insincere.
* The towns people are more concerned with their own wants and needs to pay attention to anyone or thing else.
*Larkin describes them as having, "cheap suits, red kitchen-ware, sharp shoes, [and] iced lollies" and goes on to say they are a "cut-price crowd" (lines 15-17).
3.atmosphere-
* Atmosphere was used as a means of creating chaos. 
* The Place was not a welcoming and homey setting that nature normally portrays. 
*Larkin uses words like, "swerving" , "traffic", and "scattered" to describe the disorganized way of life (lines 1, 2, and 11).]]> 2019-10-04 14:31:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393582671 Imagery ryleighhenderson02 https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393583194 1. visual-
* The visual imagery allows the reader to envision the author's point of view.
* examples would be the "Cranes Cluster", "traffic", "meadows" ,and "tattoo-shops" (lines 10, 2, 3, and 21).
2.kinetic vs. kinesthetic-
* This is used to contrast the differences between industrial movement (kinetic) vs. natural movement (kinesthetic).
* the kinetic movements were, "swerving", "piled", "Mixes", and "shields" (lines 1, 8, 16, and 4).
* the Kinesthetic movements were, "flower", "quicken", and "ascends" (lines 27 and 28).
3. olfactory-
* The olfactory imagery highlights the negativity that comes from industrialization. 
* The olfactory examples were "fishy-smelling" (line 19) and the inferred smell of gas and chemicals from the industrialization. ]]> 2019-10-04 14:32:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ryleighhenderson02/ea2mk8awco4o/wish/393583194