Question

anyone want to help me with english?

Answer 1

i do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

okay so heres a poem i have to read and analyze its called is pathetic fallacy true by elizabeth brewster.

Answer 3

i need a good reason as to why someone would be intrigued to read this poem.Describe what you feel is one of the main themes in the poem.

Examine three of the key features of this poem (refer to three of the literary terms from the Figurative Language topic). Identify the features and provide an explanation as you why you think the poet used these particular features.

Include specific information from the poem to support what you have to say.

Finally, finish your response with two critical questions that demonstrate your in-depth analysis of the poem. Be sure to refer to specific lines of the poem when you are posing your questions. Remember that critical questions should not be vague nor can they be answered with a yes-or-no answer
and all of the above

Answer 4

I remember tutoring in English. It had its good points and bad points

Answer 5

um...

Answer 6

Okay...where's the poem?

Answer 7

here it is:

When I was a child

the stones were living.

Hot under my hand, they felt like flesh,

and sands slipped through my fingers

with a caress.



Yes, everything was alive;



the clumsy, roaring wind

stepped on the flounced pink dress

of the apple-tree,

tearing it to shreds



the puffed cheeks of clouds



the brook with its pebbled tongue

and the hoarse old grave old sea

its gravelly song



and earth itself

a brown warm girl

turning and tanning in the sun.



All false, all wrong,

somebody told me:

Winds are not lovers,

clumsy or gentle.

There's no blood

in stones,

no tears in water.



Nevertheless

sometimes lately when I touch a chair or table

I think I feel atoms stir

under my fingers



and at night in dreams I hear

the small remote voices of grains of dust

or the inaudible whispers of stars



as they will speak to me some time

when I lie with the living grass above me

and the wind my old lover

singing me to sleep



and to wake



NOTES:

pathetic fallacy: the act of attributing human emotions or characteristics to inanimate objects or to nature