IV. Responding to the Poem

What is the difference between the end and the beginning of this verse? How does the difference affect the meaning? As part of the explanation, including examples of poetry

In "Sure" by Arlene Tribbia, this poem first describes all the bad things women brothers did. "Because he left only his 2-year-old son, he can score on the street." This poem continues to talk about the three sections of women and brothers. Although her brothers are doing all these bad things, she said "I'm sitting in bed and looking at the stars under the sloped curtain." A lot of bad things, she still loves him. In the last section, a woman who spoke to me remembered a happy time with my older brother before all the things mentioned in the first three sections disappeared. "But before that my brother backed me up and made me dizzy in the corridor and the room, we smiled." The last poem is a reason why he made many mistakes As shown in Fig. Decision, he is also a good brother, his side is always left to his sister

IV. Theme - Author's Message (Story or Poetry Subject) The subject name does not include letter names as it applies to the general public as well as letters in the story. An unwrapped idea about the central idea of ​​the story and the life in morality, stories and poetry. It is one. Flashback - The character looks back and shares important information for the plot. By using flashback, the author does not need to start talking about what happened many years ago. For example, a soldier may share memories of childhood before the war, but it seems that that story actually occurred at that time. The reader must be careful when setting up flashback, or when he may be confused

The fourth book was short and started with his writing history. He wrote many poems with his love of nature's new discovery, but never published poetry well. He is determined to create a poem that can be seen by the public. "He wrote the poem after the poem, and he failed after the failure." He began to doubt his creativity and decided to become a full-time writer. However, after he wrote "a walk in the evening," the publisher of the newspaper decided to have the children take a break and publish. Wordsworth waited for the word of praise to start rolling, but they passed the future. He tried again, and soon after, Descriptive Sketches appeared in the same newspaper. Again, Wordsworth has no praise. The first two poems he announced have completely failed. The world was tired of using Wordsworth's style. Volume 4 ends with Wordsworth and he is also asking about his choice in life as well as his writing skills.

Coleridge responds to and interacts with many verses of Wordsworth. The disappointment of Coleridge and the inability to find a positive opinion in this way are related to Wordsworth's remarks and responses. This poem depicts nature and can no longer enjoy the natural world. This is related to the fact that you can not see nature with Wordsworth's immortal Carol in an unprecedented way. Like Immortal Carol, Dejection is Kindaric Ode. George Watson argues that pruning this verse is "considered to be one of the most strange compromises in English poetry in the world.The most publicly available form, the neoclassical Pindaric language Starts with an average conversation and rotates up and down to a serious and sublimate place Coleridge has never achieved before.