According to the poem what can be learned from nature? How do you know? What is nature’s attitude toward man in the poem? How do you know? What is the most important/significant telling line or phrase in the poem? What poetic devices does you poem have? Irony: The heal-all is a medicinal plant, but it cannot even heal its self. The spider is usually dark and brown, however, here it is white. Sonnet: 14-lines: two parts. 1st: Ballad-Poem that tells a story1) What is the narrator’s attitude (tone) toward nature? How do you know? Supply at least 3 pieces of evidence from the poem.
Robert Frost views nature as being melancholy.
2) What does the poem say about nature? What does it say about man’s relationship to nature? How do you know? Supply at least 3 pieces of evidence from the poem.
Man is nothing but a design in nature
3) According to the poem what can be learned from nature? How do you know?
4) What is nature’s attitude toward man in the poem? How do you know?
5) What is the most important/significant telling line or phrase in the poem?
6) What poetic devices does you poem have?
Irony: The heal-all is a medicinal plant, but it cannot even heal its self. The spider is usually dark and brown, however, here it is white.
Sonnet: 14-lines: two parts.
1st: Ballad-Poem that tells a story
1) What is the narrator’s attitude (tone) toward nature? How do you know? Supply at least 3 pieces of evidence from the poem.
Robert Frost views nature as being melancholy.
2) What does the poem say about nature? What does it say about man’s relationship to nature? How do you know? Supply at least 3 pieces of evidence from the poem.
Man is nothing but a design in nature
3) According to the poem what can be learned from nature? How do you know?
4) What is nature’s attitude toward man in the poem? How do you know?
5) What is the most important/significant telling line or phrase in the poem?
6) What...