POEM ANALYZING

This provides a way to analyze a poem called decompression, so I choose this distribution. According to the creator of Un Piptry Unzipped, when unlocking poetry, analyze the meaning of that poem and clarify the form behind the words. This process is consistent with our curriculum focusing on CCSS (RL.9-10.4 and L.9-10.5). In today 's course, when identifying figurative languages ​​by emphasizing specific words and phrases in poetry, we reveal the form behind that word. Looking at the purpose of combining the author's poetry writing (expressing racial injustice) with figurative words expressed in poetry, I can draw the meaning of this poem. It has comments on poetry written by teenagers, and it has a very attractive layout.

The last step in analyzing poetry with images is to find out how figurative words in that poem work in poetry. Poetry uses many types of figurative words to add entities and meanings to traditional ideas and concepts. In particular, it often complements and emphasizes other important aspects of poetry, such as condition, mood, and theme. In Daffodil, William Wordsworth uses many descriptive languages ​​for daffodils, skies, and hills to draw visual pictures in the minds of readers. Especially he writes, "I am lonely in a cloud of clouds / floating in high valleys and mountains / when I saw a group of people / I saw a golden daffodil group" I will. And similarities make the speaker cloud. The use of a comparison language of the image of Narcissus and Wordsworth strengthened the theme of this poem. Nature awakens a dull life and reminds us of elegance and beauty of nature.