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Moser - Eng10 Poetry

Poetry Review Stack

QuestionAnswer
Shirt Robert Pinsky
There are so many tic toc EE Cummings
This is Just to Say William Carlos Williams
From a Gas Station Outside Providence Mike Doughty
Jabberwocky Lewis Carroll
The Lighthouse Nickel Creek
He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven William Butler Yeats
Same Song Pat Mora
The Legend Garrett Hongo
I am Offering this Poem Jimmy Santiago Baca
Heart! We will forget him! Emily Dickinson
Bonny Barbara Allan Anonymous
The Flying Cat Naomi Shihab Nye
Miss Rosie Lucille Clifton
Deconstructivist look at an everyday item we take for granted Shirt
Compares the order of our everyday life to clocks but unregulated spring is more like kisses There are so many tic toc
Note regarding eating the fruits you've been saving... This is just to say
Deconstuctionist exploration of communicating by telephone From a gas station outside providence
Nonsense word poem telling the story of a battle with a mythical creature Jabberwocky
Ballad about a young woman who is killed by natural forces and her love who commits suicide to be with her The lighthouse
A man is poor and can only give his dreams to his beloved He wishes for the cloths of heaven
Young men and women both value their physical appearance but approach it in different ways Same song
Story of a man gunned down while leaving the laundromat, speaker feels detached, reads Descartes The Legend
Speaker is poor but will give poem to his beloved, words will be a comfort through use of winter imagery I am offering this poem
Personification of parts of body, head and heart are seperate Heart! We will forget him!
Scott-Irish piece traditionally sung by minstrel, tells of hardhearted lover Bonny barbara allan
An Introduction to Poetry Billy Collins
Dog's Death John Updike
Ex-Basketball Player John Updike
We Real Cool Gwendolyn Brooks
Skipping school staying up late and drinking may cause us to die young We Real Cool
Flick Web remembered for his high school glory Ex-Basketball Player
Says it doesn't want students to torture confessions out of writing An Introduction to Poetry
Puppy that attempts to go on the paper despite having been hit by car Dog's Death
Another Reason I Don't Keep A Gun in the House Billy Collins
The speaker laments the barking of his neighbor's dog Another Reason
Small Portions Julia Alvarez
Author says she wants life in bite sized pieces, looking at one bird at a time Small Portions - Julia Alvarez
The Neighbors dog will not stop barking, hears the Beethoven barking dog solo Another Reason I Don't Keep a Gun - Billy Collins
Owner calls airline disguising her voice to ask questions about her beloved companion The Flying Cat
The subject used to be a young beauty, the speaker stands up through her destruction Miss Rosie - Lucille Clifton
Sonnet 18 William Shakespeare
Sonnet 55 William Shakespeare
Compares love to summer day, says love is more moderate, summer days are short and don't last Sonnet 18 - William Shakespeare
Compares love to marble tombstones, things that stand the test of time, says the poem will last longer and make memory permanent Sonnet 55 - William Shakespeare
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