7.01 Poetry comparison practice by Mr Geddes

Topic sentence

bgeddes123 — 2024-04-19 00:14:56 UTC

Identify the two poems/ songs you are comparing and state the two aspects you are planning to compare.

Point 1

bgeddes123 — 2024-04-19 00:15:23 UTC

State the first aspect and how it is similar in both poems, then state how it is different.

Point 2

bgeddes123 — 2024-04-19 00:15:53 UTC

Same as point 2, but with a different aspect. Try to use varied transitions rather than repeating from point 1.

Concuding sentence

bgeddes123 — 2024-04-19 00:16:23 UTC

Summarise the overall purpose of your paragraph, rephrase the topic sentence.

Things to remember about formal writing.

bgeddes123 — 2024-04-19 00:17:10 UTC

1- Must not use first person (no I, me ,my etc.)

2- Must be in present tense, no past tense verbs.

3- Must not use contractions (e.g.- don't, won't wasn't etc.)

Topic sentence

bgeddes123 — 2024-04-19 03:55:17 UTC

The poems "poem 1" by _________ and "poem 2" by __________ share a number of similarities and differences such as (aspect one) and (aspect two).

Taneetya

tanishka20110803 — 2024-04-19 04:02:46 UTC

Ayalim

ayaanbaofs — 2024-04-19 04:03:02 UTC

Ivaanhav

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dahae n fallon

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myra + abigail

stxrrberrylove — 2024-04-19 04:05:02 UTC

Topic sentence

2024-04-19 04:05:14 UTC

The two poems "Hope is the Thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson and "Dreams" by Langston Hughes share a number of similarities and differences such as the poetic devices and messages used.

Timmy and Ben

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Proceeding to write something incredible...

Work in progress...

Please do not disturb...

Ruahi

ruhimthakur — 2024-04-19 04:05:28 UTC

Topic sentence - The poems “Dreams” by Langston Hughes and “Hope is a thing with feathers” by Emily Dickson shares a number of similarities and differences, such as the message and poetic devices.

Topic Sentence

ayaanbaofs — 2024-04-19 04:08:38 UTC

The poems "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou and "Dreams" by Langston Hughes share a number of similarities and differences such as sevral Poetic Devices and Mood.

Topic sentence

2024-04-19 04:08:41 UTC

The poems " Caged bird," by Maya Angelou and "Dreams" by Langston Hughes share a number of similarities and differences such as the use of repetition and metaphor.

practice paragraph

2024-04-19 04:09:37 UTC

The poems "Hope is the Thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson and "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou share a number of similarities and differences such as the use of metaphor and structure.

Topic sentence

tanishka20110803 — 2024-04-19 04:09:37 UTC

The poems " Hope is the thing with feathers " by Emily Dickinson and " Caged Bird " by Maya Angelou both include various similarities and differences such as the message and the usage of poetic devices.

Topic Sentence

2024-04-19 04:09:39 UTC

The poems " I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud " by William Wordsworth and " Still I Rise " by Maya Angelou share a lot of similarities and differences, for example, using certain instances of Figurative language and Themes.

Thaavyay

avyaymahajan — 2024-04-19 04:10:02 UTC

Sharanaya

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Developing sentence 1

2024-04-19 04:10:33 UTC

Firstly, one of the most important and heavily used poetic devices in both these poems, are metaphors using birds throughout each lines, to throughly explain and emphasise the points of each stanza and what the poem is all about.

Samika 🤩

siyaairon — 2024-04-19 04:10:43 UTC

topic sentance

stxrrberrylove — 2024-04-19 04:13:32 UTC

The poems "Dreams" by Langston Hughes and "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou have both differences and similarities such as poetic devices and themes.

Topic Sentence (1)

siyaairon — 2024-04-19 04:13:40 UTC

The poems "Dreams" by Langston Hughes and "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou have several points of similarity and differences, including mood and poetic devices.

Russell and Darrion

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Point 1

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Developing Sentence 1

ayaanbaofs — 2024-04-19 04:18:22 UTC

Firstly, the two poems use diction to impact the reader's emotions and feelings, however, Hughes and Angelou both use diction in very different manners.

Topic sentence

2024-04-19 04:18:22 UTC

The poems "Dreams " by Langston Hughes and " Hope is the thing with feathers By Emily Dickinson share a number of similarities and differences such as the message and the poetic devices

developing sentence

2024-04-19 04:19:08 UTC

Firstly, both poems use metaphor to emphasise an important ideea

Aspect 1( developing 1 and supporting 1)

2024-04-19 04:19:51 UTC

Firstly this reader has seen a clear use of repetition to symbolize an important aspect. As in the poem "Dreams" Hughes uses repetition to symbolize the importance of the power and importance of dreams, while in "Caged Bird"repetition is used to show the negative effects of not having hope. Though one can say they use repetition of negativity to help contrast or exaggerate which allows the authors to convey a powerful message and mood.

Concluding sentence.

2024-04-19 04:20:25 UTC

These poems have similarities and difference, "Caged Bird," and " Dreams," both have the consistent use of repetition and metaphors as they are trying to convey their messages to the reader.

Point 1

stxrrberrylove — 2024-04-19 04:20:57 UTC

An example of a poetic device is a metaphor, in both poems they use a metaphor of a bird to represent an important idea. Maya Angelou

avyaymahajan — 2024-04-19 04:20:58 UTC

The poems "Dreams" by Langston Hughes and "Hope is the thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson have many similarities and differences in aspects such as the use of poetic devices and their message.Firstly

Point (1)

siyaairon — 2024-04-19 04:21:13 UTC

First of all, the reader has observed a clear application of repetition as a symbol for a significant idea. While Hughes used repetition in "Caged Bird" to illustrate the negative effects of losing hope, in "Dreams" he utilises it to symbolise the strength and significance of dreams. Even so, it may be argued that the writers employ repetition of negativity to highlight or contrast, which helps them to create a strong mood and message.

Aspect 2(developing 2 and supporting 2)

2024-04-19 04:21:44 UTC

blah blah blah (incomplete)

pls look at paragraph above

Point 1 - poetic devices

tanishka20110803 — 2024-04-19 04:22:36 UTC

Poetic devices are used in both "Hope is the thing with feather" and "Caged Bird" but they are not intended to have the same meaning. For example, both poems use metaphors related to birds, referring to it as a positive symbol. However in "Hope is the thing with feathers",

Supporting sentence 1

2024-04-19 04:22:43 UTC

In the first poem ' "Hope" is the Thing with Feathers' The author uses the "bird" metaphor to talk about hope, the metaphor is used to emphasise how important hope is and what it is like throughout you life and body and how it is always within you. for example in the starting point of the first stanza "Hope is the thing with feathers- That perches in the soul-", the author

Supporting 1

ayaanbaofs — 2024-04-19 04:22:58 UTC

For example, Angelou uses diction throughout her entire poem as she uses both positive and negative diction