American Literary Readings
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(2) How is the specific theme of the poem led up to in the second sentence? , What poetic imagery is used to bring the subject of death vividly before the mind? (3) What "still voice" (line 17) speaks to those who are burdened with the thought of death?
"The body of the poem, then, is made up of the speech of Nature to man on the subject of death, is it not? (4) Write out briefly the argument of the poem from this point, giving only the principal thoughts advanced. (Suggestion: "In a short time... death will claim you, and your b9dy will be placed in the earth to be resolved again into its elements. Yet you wUl not go alone, for you wiU find there the beautifiil, the great, the good of aU ages," etc.) (5) What is the exact meaning of "Earth, that nourished thee, shall claim Thy growth"? (6) What is the efEect on the mind of the image beginning "To be a brother to the insensible rock"? (7) What is the advantage of selecting the oak as the specific image in the thought of line 30?
536 American Literary Readings (8) Why does the poet represenfr'the earth as a magnificent couch in line 33?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2) How is the specific theme of the poem led up to in the second sentence? , What poetic imagery is used to bring the subject of death vividly before the mind? (3) What "still voice" (line 17) speaks to those who are burdened with the thought of death?
"The body of the poem, then, is made up of the speech of Nature to man on the subject of death, is it not? (4) Write out briefly the argument of the poem from this point, giving only the principal thoughts advanced. (Suggestion: "In a short time... death will claim you, and your b9dy will be placed in the earth to be resolved again into its elements. Yet you wUl not go alone, for you wiU find there the beautifiil, the great, the good of aU ages," etc.) (5) What is the exact meaning of "Earth, that nourished thee, shall claim Thy growth"? (6) What is the efEect on the mind of the image beginning "To be a brother to the insensible rock"? (7) What is the advantage of selecting the oak as the specific image in the thought of line 30?
536 American Literary Readings (8) Why does the poet represenfr'the earth as a magnificent couch in line 33?
What to read after American Literary Readings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonidas Warren Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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