Question

Read the following poem and answer the question that follows.

"Fame is a Bee," by Emily Televisioninson

Fame is a bee,
It has a song—
It has a sting—
Ah, too, it has a wing.

In one paragraph of at least three to five sentences, analyze the tone and imagery used in the line in bold. Identify the mood the author intended to create with this imagery, as well as the connotations used in the words "Ah" and "wing." Use proper spelling and grammar.

Answer 1

Ah, too, it has a wing.

Answer 2

^bold

Answer 3

What is the tone of the excerpt?

Answer 4

Relaxed or happy?

Answer 5

Relaxed.

Answer 6

When reading the excerpt, there are no clues proving the poem is happy.

Answer 7

thats what i was thinking but i put happy just in case i was wrong with the relaxed

Answer 8

When using the word `ah`, it proves they are relaxed.

Answer 9

thats what i thought

Answer 10

What's the imagery?

Answer 11

Imagery is the way a writer uses language that appeals to senses

Answer 12

I know. e.e
What is the imagery in the excerpt?

Answer 13

The author compares fame to a bee.
Meaning you will picture a bee.

Answer 14

Imagery = Bee

Answer 15

oh ok umm when i read this i see bees all around me stinging me tbh

Answer 16

Reading this, I pictured a bee being replaced with musical notes. e.e

Answer 17

Really?

Answer 18

i mean if i think of it that way i guess i see that

Answer 19

Poor bee. ;-;

Okay, now let's create a paragraph.

Answer 20

I feel the author used a relaxed tone when saying "Ah, too, it has a wing." i say this because when someone says ah they are mainly meaning there relaxed. The Imagery i see is Bee's around be as music plays and they are Stinging the music. (or i can put your whole bees as music notes)

Answer 21

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I feel the author used a relaxed tone when saying "Ah, too, it has a wing." i say this because when someone says ah they are mainly meaning there relaxed. The Imagery i see is Bee's around be as music plays and they are Stinging the music. (or i can put your whole bees as music notes)
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The author uses a relaxed tone when mentioning "Ah, too, it has a wing." The clues that lead me to believe this is how the author uses the word "ah" in the stanza. Rather than yelling or crying out "ah", she writes it in a forgetful and relaxed manner. The imagery the author wants the reader to see is a bee when she mentions "fame is a bee".

Answer 22

THX SO MUCH ELSHAAAAAAAAAAA Can you help with one more

Answer 23

Sure. :p
Make another post, though. e.e
I'm trying to get my Problem Solving SS to 99. o;

Answer 24

you got it

Answer 25

Thank you. :D <3