A Note from Grandma

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Going downstairs she is putting everything in a "big red wagon" with shining big wheels- (my wagon was red but not very big and didn't have a top at all) "Best of the Times" All of a sudden she's gone-Sure hope to see her again and glad she came with "things" and all...
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The next sign I saw was "Charleston". This must mean that all the people there are dancing like the "flappers" did back long ago. As I got closer, I see something shining in the sun- (it was as bright like gold) Could this be the "pot of gold" and the end of a rainbow-YEA! Moving on down (or up) the road the next sign said "Hurricane"- -MERCY! Better get out of their place for I don't like bad storms...
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litereary poem notes 1. Alliteration: The repetition of initial consonant sounds 2. Assonance: The repetition of vowel sounds followed by different consonants in two or more stressed syllables 3...	2 / 369
Poetry Of Sound How it affects Poetry. Poems usually begin with words or phrase which appeal more because of their sound than their meaning, and the movement and phrasing of a poem...	2 / 507
Poetry Of Sound How it affects Poetry. Poems usually begin with words or phrase which appeal more because of their sound than their meaning, and the movement and phrasing of a poem...	2 / 507
Engligh Literary Terms o Narration ? o Protagonist ? main character o Antagonist ? character who opposes the protagonist o Theme ? what you as a reader is supposed to learn o Metaphor ? o Simile ? a comparison using the words like or as o Oxymoron ? o Hyperbole ? o Personification ? giving human qualities to non living things o Alliteration ? repetition of initial consonant sounds o Allusion ? make reference to the bible, work of art, mythology, or history o Irony ? opposite of what is expected to be o End Rhyme ? a rhyme that comes at the end of the line o Rhyming Couplet ? o Apostrophe ? talking to a non human object in a work of literature o Ambivalence ? having 2 emotions at the same time o Secondary Character ? noh plays ? always introduces the play o Flat Character ? a character you only learn 1 or 2 characteristics about o Round Character ? a character you learn many characteristics about o Static Character ? a character who does not change o Dynamic Character ? a character that changes from the beginning of the play/story to the end of the story o Three Unities ? 1...	2 / 404
O Captain! My Captain! First, the form of this poem is very simple. It consists of three stanzas with eight lines in each stanza. " O Captain! My Captain!" is a lyric poem that expresses the feeling of sadness and grieving for someone's death...	1 / 274
Ballad Of Birmingham The poem is written with a regular rhyme scheme and in iambic tetrameter that makes the poem sound very nursery rhyme like. It seems as though the author made this poem sound very child-like and innocent to contrast the seriousness of what is discussed in the text...	1 / 197
Explication Of Death And Co. By Sylvia Plath This poem does not tell a story, but instead is a narrative piece of how she feels and the authors feelings towards certain things like children and her husband...	3 / 580