For the extracts below state:
1) Wether they are smilies or metaphors
2) What the literal and figurative terms are
3) What is named and/or what is implied
lunes, 2 de diciembre de 2013
Discussions questions page 204
1) The author describes the ways he thinks beauty is. The black fat woman is not very attractive, but his objective is to show us that the real beauty is in the inside.
2) I don't think that the poem is about love, it is more likely to be critic to the society.
3) There is a blank rhyme pattern throughout the poem. It is similar to the sea because of the amount of syllables in the first and second stanza.
2) I don't think that the poem is about love, it is more likely to be critic to the society.
3) There is a blank rhyme pattern throughout the poem. It is similar to the sea because of the amount of syllables in the first and second stanza.
Activity 8.5
Sight: fat, beauty, hibiscus, black, fields, waves, sea.
Sound: sea, waves, fields.
Taste: salt, oblivion.
Touch: sea, waves, hugh, breezed, hibiscus.
Smell: sea, breezed, feet.
Sound: sea, waves, fields.Taste: salt, oblivion.
Touch: sea, waves, hugh, breezed, hibiscus.
Smell: sea, breezed, feet.
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