Thursday, March 22, 2012

Note #1

 Leaves Fell by Juhan Liiv
    By employing calm, dreamy images of the falling leaves, Juhan Liiv creates a majestic setting in the poem, "Leaves Fell," while the world in contrast, impotently embraces the return of autumn. As if the universe is mourning the last days of summer, the depressed "ash-gray" waves and "tin gray" skies are saying their farewells to their favorite season and are hesitantly welcoming the intruding season, autumn. The world does not know what will come with autumn and so chaos breaks out.  To reassure that nothing bad will happen in the months to come the hectic waves and dreary skies are left to witness "autumn and autumn befriend each other." The mysterious season autumn, causes "leaves [to blow] in the water," and "winds [to bring in] cooler air," emphasizing the uncertainties of change that anyone can feel. 

7 comments:

  1. I really like the choice of words and how you used them in your post. Very descriptive and you used just the right amount of quotes to give readers a very nice image in their mind.

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  2. i really like yours, i couldn't find anything wrong with it.

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  3. You did a good job of inserting your partial quotes in good places.

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  4. Best one I've so far, nothing really blaringly bad.

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  5. This is good. You use a good amount of quotes that you build on very well. I don't really see any errors. Good Post!

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  6. you have very good imagery in this post. try using more examples

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  7. I thought this was really well written and I can tell you took time to think about it, instead of just writing it to get it done. Good work!

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