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You may be referring to a poem by Marianne Moore (1887-1972): I MAY, I MIGHT, I MUST If you will tell me why the fen
appears impassable, I then
will tell you why I think that I
can get across it if I try. If so, then try this strategy: First, read the poem for its plain sense -- "with the grain," as we say. That will tell you a literal meaning, a meaning that does not have any "interpretation." Next, think of some words that might describe the mood of the person who is speaking. [Some examples, not ones that I am necessarily recommending, are: Defiant? Angry? Matter-of-fact? Determined? Half-hearted? Sincere? Timid?] Then, think about what the poem might mean in the life of someone who had that viewpoint. For example, how would a person with that viewpoint face problems? Raise children? Counsel friends? In a word, what would be the attitudes, values, and behavior of someone who lived by that thought. Note: Rather than looking for the meaning -- a single, correct, authoritative meaning -- try to find some reasonable and sensible meanings within your own experience in life.
What else can I help you with?
What is the allegorical meaning of the poem the castle by Edwin Muir?
The allegorical meaning of the poem is that it is very difficult to protect oneself against greed, particularly the love of money, instilled in someone's psyche. That in war there are no rules; everyone can cheat in order to win, and betrayals may be commonplace.
How might a poem use inference to hint at meaning?
Certain ideas may be implied in each image, creating a cumulative effect.
What is the central idea of a poem called?
You may be referring to a poem's "theme."
What does it mean in Mostly I Was by Tita Lacambra-Ayala?
Often when one is determining the meaning behind a poem, their ideas may be different from another person's ideas. Unless and author such as Tita Lacambra-Ayala comes out and says what a poem is about, people put their own spin and feelings into what they feel it is about. Many feel that the meaning behind Mostly I Was, is about how a move to Davao impacted her. Others feel the meaning is about being a wife.
Is you in the poem Where is my May of Fernando guerero his wife?
where is my may
How might these lines advance the poem's meaning?
These lines reference the themes or symbols already established in the poem, adding depth or a new perspective to the overall message. They may also introduce a shift in tone or introduce a new narrative element, contributing to the progression of the poem's meaning.
May have - meaning?
Meaning you might - or might not , have something.
What is the of meaning of poem?
Those are poems that have religious subjects.
Who wrote the poem the darling buds of may from the movie 'must love dogs'?
The line "the darling buds of May" appears in Shakespeare's Sonnet 18, which may be the poem you are looking for.
If a translator wishes to preserve the literal meaning of a poem what is the consequence of this?
Preserving the literal meaning of a poem in translation may result in the loss of the original poem's rhythm, imagery, and emotional depth. It could lead to a more mechanical or awkward translation that fails to capture the essence and artistic qualities of the original work.
If bradstreet had lost her husband in the fire how might the poem be different?
If Bradstreet had lost her husband in the fire, the poem might have focused more on themes of grief, loss, and the struggle to find meaning in tragedy. The tone may have been more somber and reflective, with a deeper exploration of the emotional impact of such a devastating event on the poet's life and worldview. The poem may have also delved into themes of resilience and the process of rebuilding one's life after a profound loss.
Should Poetry should have the same meaning to all people?
There are several different techniques for analysing a poem: practical criticism, close reading, lexical analysis, gender studies oriented, marxist and formalist are only some of the different schools. But how you analyse a poem will depend on what you want to do with it (what the purpose of your analysis is) - or else on the method your teacher prefers. Any good analytical technique can be applied usefully to all poems alike. So the analysis technique you apply to a poem, doesn't depend on the poem. (It depends on the critic).
What is the meaning of the poem 'to a lovely woman'?
The poem "To a Lovely Woman" is likely a tribute to a woman's beauty, charm, and grace. It may celebrate her inner and outer qualities, expressing admiration, affection, or reverence towards her. The poem may convey emotions of love, admiration, or respect for the woman being addressed.
Is theme and the main meaning of a poem the same thing?
Oh heavens no. The theme can be summarized generally with motifs and words that 'sum up the poem'. The main meaning is the author's message, or meaning, which can relate to the theme, but they are definitely not the same thing.
what are the M Triplets helping verbs?
may, might, must
Which term does not describe patterns in a poem?
Syntax. Syntax refers to the arrangement of words in a sentence to convey meaning, whereas patterns in a poem may refer to rhyme scheme, meter, or structure.
What is the allegorical meaning of the poem the castle by Edwin Muir?
The allegorical meaning of the poem is that it is very difficult to protect oneself against greed, particularly the love of money, instilled in someone's psyche. That in war there are no rules; everyone can cheat in order to win, and betrayals may be commonplace.
