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Published on Nov 22, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
One art
by Elizabeth Bishop
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Dominik Syka
2.
"tHE aRT OF LOSING ISN'T HARD TO MASTER"
The author repeats because he wants to show that its very easy to do
Also he used end rhyme to make the poem have a rhythm
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Werner Kunz
3.
"so many things seem filled with the intent"
The poet used end rhyme by rhyming intent with spent and meant
she meant to make the poem more interesting to read
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istolethetv
4.
"to be lost that their loss is no disaster"
That their is an alliteration because the author wants to make it fun
Also disaster rhymes with master in the 2nd stanza
Photo by
Werner Kunz
5.
"i lost two cities, lovely ones. and vaster,"
This line shows alliteration with lost and lovely
The alliteration is used to make the poem more fun to read
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<F.J>
6.
stanza 1
stanza 1 shows that it is very easy to lose things
And wont bring disaster with no intent
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Werner Kunz
7.
stanza 2
losing stuff will bring a loss in time
losing will waste your time
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Leo Reynolds
8.
stanza 3
Even though you will lose more and more it wont bring disaster
You can even lose things such as names
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Donnay
9.
stanza 4
You could even possably lose somethings big like a "house or city"
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blmiers2
10.
stanza 5
You could lose loved ones and again lose large things
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Lee Ann L.
11.
stanza 6
You may even lose your fans but it wont ever be a disaster
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kevin dooley
12.
metaphorical
The poems over all metaphoric meaning all is that its easy to lose things
Also that losing couldnt ever be a disaster but will waste time
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monkeyc.net
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