He is to copy the poems,tell what kind of poem they are and illustrate the poem.  We are totally lost
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Alliteration: This term means having words that start with the same letter or sound. For example:\n\nRound the ruggered rocks\nthe raggered rascal ran\n\nor\n\nPeter Piper picked a peck of pickeled peppers\nIf peter Piper piper picked a peck of pickeled peppers\nHow many peppers did Peter Piper pick.\n\nOnomatopoeia means the sounds in the poem have some similaraty of the sound being described or mentioned in the poem/proes.\n\nPoem later\n\nMeter is the rythmn of the poem.\n\nCannons to thr e right of them\nCannons to the left of them\nInto the valley of death rode the 600.
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It would help if you post the poem or a link to the poem.
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Obvious parody. If they don't get the hunour then they are wound too tight. Fair use says you can parody anyone's work without their permission. You aren't passing his work off as your own. What a bunch of dips**ts.
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when i'm stuck, i go to poetry.com's poetry in motion contest. this gives you a bunch of words to choose from. just mess around with some of the words and pretty soon you'll get inspired.
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poems of different country(epics) man i need to pay attention in Reading Class a little more
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Some people think poems are exciting\nBut I am not so good at writing\nwords or lines with meter or rhyme\nI try but have a real hard time.\n\nI don't know why, but it could be\nthe fault of someone else - not me.\nI'd rather learn the capitols of nations\nor practice difficult calculations\n(or even memorize quotations\nand names of different rock formations)\n\nMy thoughts are not quite in alignment\nbut I have this dang assignment\nSo I'll sit down and think about it\nmaybe write one, but i doubt it
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the sad thing about this poem is that, EVERY SINGLE WORD IS TRUE, we have been used and abused to the point of even the most placid of people now becoming anti asylum and anti immigration, or racist as some would say.\nit is time all this came to a stop, enough is enough, we are now so overcrowded that there is no longer enough resources to go round,ie, jobs, houses, schools,NHS etc, if this carries on the way it is now we will soon become a third world country ourselves, and all that we have worked for and paid into will have all been for nothing.
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learning it needs lot of hard work...writing we can even copy it but learning cant be done like this
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The point of the poem is not really what it means... because what it means is basically what you read. There is no underlying deep, philosophical meaning to it. It is a simply, living poem. When you read it, its supposed to "conjure" up the images, the sounds, the tastes, etc. It's the imagery thats strong and important. The meaning of the poem is really basic, so I won't tell you specifically tell you what it is. But my answer is a hint.
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if u can type the poem i cn help
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ok summer here is the best i got:\n\nThis poem is (obviously) a lament, or some sorrow for something lost, also known as an elegy.  In this case, the poem is a woman's song.  She is lamenting the loss of her lover (it is possible that he is simply not there, or absent).  \nHowever, it appears as if "her lord" is the same lord that governs the people in this poem.  Therefore, for some reason they are isolating her from him.  Her lord himself tells her to take up a "dwelling" that he has apparently appointed for her.  \nOnce there, she meets a man and falls in love with him, claiming that "death alone" would separate them.\nFor the remainder of the poem, the woman is expressing her deep grief as she is in exile in what seems to be some type of cave or tunnell in the ground.\n\nhere is a paragraph by paragraph analysis:\n1.  \nHere she is introducing her lament as a sorrowful tale of her utmost woe; that never before has she experienced any distress as dire or excruciating as this.\n\n2.\nhere she explains that her lords family/ gentry sent him on a sea journey.  "Dawn-cares" can be interpreted as she either worries about him so much, she is losing sleep, or she wakes up in the morning, and her 1st thought is her husband.  [These compound words are famous in anglo-saxon poetry.]  She decides to go into exile, which was a custom of women to do who were w/o there husbands.  She may have disgraced him and is thencforth banishing herself.  It seems that she is turning to his people for advice, and they have their own plans as to where she should go.  The scheme and plot to send her away and put her in a position which will forever keep them apart. \n\n3.\nHer lord confirms the dwelling place she is to go to.  Where she went for exile, she knows few people.\n\n4.  \nShe falls in love with a man who is depressive and well taken care of.  He also seems to be in exile w/ a broken heart...he may even be suicidal.  They vow together, that, in their exile, they will have eachother.  But, he kills himself, destroying their pact.  she is back to where she stared in her sorrow.\n\n5.  \nFillied with longing, she is sent to live in a cave or some sort of underground hovel.  \n\n6. She describes her surroundings as dismal and "briar-choked".  She bemoans that fact that loves walk the earth and experience joy, while she is condemned to despair.  She explains that she can never gain composure because she used to be so full of hope, promise, and she was enthused for life.  Now that everything is taken from her, she is torn.  She takes a turn to curse her lord and wish upon him sorrow and grief, that he may become lost and wandering in his journeys.  She wished upon him a brooding heart and "breast cares" (broken heart). \n\nWell, I really hope this helps you!! Good luck with everything!  I will also email this to u so u get it.
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I would certainly try a few things to change this round a bit. \n\nWho and what is this poem about ?\n\nFrom your introduction we know but the poem does not tell us that. What emotions does this girl cause the boy to experience / suffer. Why does he like her so much ? What will happen to him if he does not tell her. What is the cause of his shyness, what is he afraid of. Does he think it would be better to suffer in silence rather than risk rejection etc.\n\nHow are you telling the story.\n\nAt the moment you have found a way to tell the basic story by using a lot of words that rhyme with each other, but you are restricting yourself by doing this. You have forced yourself to add in something with no relevance ( birthday in May ) just to keep the pattern going. Try mixing the rhymes up a bit or add a couple of lines between each rhyme. In this way you will make the poem flow more easily and allow yourself more room to develop the story you are actually trying to tell. If you think about songs you hear on the radio etc, think how they structure the words and take some inspiration from there.
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Poets express themselves through word and poems...they poeticize!
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Is it being sent to a publisher?  If not, I think it's a waste of time.  I'm all in favor of writing a personal narrative, but this is a bit ridiculous.  I am an English teacher and I know I would never make such an assignment.
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it is poem that uses extravagant exaggeration used as a figure of speech.
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The world needs more Poets.\n\nI agree grammar is important..unless misuse is deliberate.\n\nI did get a laugh over someone chastising you for poor \n\ngrammar by stating one word was "more correct"!!!\n\nCheck my poems on my Yahoo 360 and let me know what you \n\nthink by posting a comment and voting for favourites.\n\nA 360 site would be a good way for you to post your works \n\nas well.\n\n\nGood Luck\n\nJimmy
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The poet has just given the description of the house in the poem and all inferences are left to the reader.\n\nIts a poem in which on the bare description is given, no thoughts or ideas of the poet reflect in it.\n\nNow, you write your own synopsis of the poem