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english the fish
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| the first line | i caught a tremendous fish and held him beside the boat,half out of water,with his my hook fast in a corner of his mouth |
| bishop describes the fish in 3 ways | battered and venerable and homely |
| wallpaper quote | here and there his brown skin hung in strips like ancient wallpaper and its pattern of darker brown was like wallpaper |
| flesh quote | i thought of the course white flesh packed in like feathers |
| flower quote | and the pink swim bladder like a big peoney |
| madalions quote | like medals with their ribbons frayed and wavering a five haired beard of wisdom trailing from his aching jaw. |
| repitiotion | until everything was rainbow rainbow rainbow!And I let the fish go. |
| where is the poem set | key west Florida 1930s |
| the first line in first death in Novia Scotia | in the cold cold polar my mother laid out Author beneath the chronographs |
| methophore of the frozen lake | oh his white, frozen lake, the marble-topped table. His breast was deep and white cold and carressable. |
| sweet treat metaphor | Arthur's coffin was a little frosted cake, and the red eyed loon eyed it from his white, frozen lake. |
| a doll | he was all white,like a doll |
| jack frost quote | Jack frost had dropped the brush and left him white, forever. |
| last line of ns | but how could Arthur go, clutching his tiny lily, with his eyes shut up so tight and the roads deep in snow? |
| first line of The Blight | on my birthday at low tide like how sheer the water is, white, crumbling ribs of marl protrude and glare |
| rhythm of the oil dredger | the little ocher dredge........plays the dry perfectly off-beat claves |
| violent pelicans | the birds are outsize. Pelicans crash into this peculiar gas unnecessarily hard, it seems to me, like pickaxes. |
| pelicans | humorous elbowings |
| the relentless nature of the boats | the flowy sponge boats keep coming in with the obliging air of retrievers |
| children's noises | click. click. Goes the dredge |
| first line of in the waiting room | in Worcester Massachusetts i went with aunt Consuelo to keep her dentists appointment |
| the area that surrounds her | the waiting room full of grown up people,artics and overcoats |
| the volcano | the inside of a volcano black and full of ashes then it was spilling out in rivulet's of fire |
| lightbuld | black naked women with necks round and round with wire like the necks of light bulbs |
| falling | i we were falling,falling our eyes glued to the cover of the national geographic feburary 1918 |
| CRITICS ON THE FIRST DEATH IN NOVIA SCOTIA | Helen Vendler that the structure of the poem follows "the bewildered eye of the gazing child trying to put together all the information" |
| CRITICS ON THE WAITING ROOM | the simultaneous reaslation of selfhood and awful otherness of the inevitable world |
| CRITICS ON THE BIGHT | The critic Aurther Miller has suggested that the disorder in the vehicles conveys the disorder in bishops mind |