1.What is the poet alluding to in these lines?
She's pregnant and she's olready working.
2. Explain the reference to the mason dixon /
To cross the division from the south to north boundary.
3. What is the poet referring to in the line, "when the rainbow's is enuff"?
She give's enuff love to her kids.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Ain't i a woman
1Who is the "Man" to wich the authors refers?
The authors refers to the white man.
2.What is the author alluding to, "or over mud puddles'?
The white ladies get treated with full respect they dont get dirty.
3.What does the author mean,"i have plowed and planted?
Shes a women she not suppose to get hit and do hard work.
4.Explain the line, "and no man could head me."
Shes doing more work than a man can she be treted the same.
5.Whos is the "little man in black" to wich the authors refers?
The one who said christ ain't a woman but but christ came from a woman.
6.To what famous moment is the author alluding?
When virgen mary got pregnat without intercourses.
7.To what other famous moment is the author alliding?
When Eve temptation ate the fruit than adam ate it to.
8.What "call to action" is the author putting forth for all women to embrace if the world is to be turned "right sided up againg"?They will turn the world around be diffrent be treted right.
9. My impression is that he got feeling for the women and how he felt how women got treated
The authors refers to the white man.
2.What is the author alluding to, "or over mud puddles'?
The white ladies get treated with full respect they dont get dirty.
3.What does the author mean,"i have plowed and planted?
Shes a women she not suppose to get hit and do hard work.
4.Explain the line, "and no man could head me."
Shes doing more work than a man can she be treted the same.
5.Whos is the "little man in black" to wich the authors refers?
The one who said christ ain't a woman but but christ came from a woman.
6.To what famous moment is the author alluding?
When virgen mary got pregnat without intercourses.
7.To what other famous moment is the author alliding?
When Eve temptation ate the fruit than adam ate it to.
8.What "call to action" is the author putting forth for all women to embrace if the world is to be turned "right sided up againg"?They will turn the world around be diffrent be treted right.
9. My impression is that he got feeling for the women and how he felt how women got treated
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
What is poetry
1.What is poetry?
poetry are word that have a meaning,but it is difficult to understand.
2. Who is likely to agree and disagree with you?
People who dont really understand poetry would agree with me. However people who do understand poetry would disagree because they migth think poetry is more then just words.
3. Does poetry have to rhyme?
I think that poem dont have to rhyme because it aint rap but it does have to make sense.
4. Does poetry have to make sense? Can it be random words on a page? Explain.
I think it sould,but most poetry i have read made no sense to me but im positive that it makes sense to somebody.I think poetry should be emotional.
5. What type of feelings does or can poetry evoke (cause)?
Their could be any kind of emotional feelings thats what poetry is about.
Poetry has a rythm of emotional feelings.
poetry are word that have a meaning,but it is difficult to understand.
2. Who is likely to agree and disagree with you?
People who dont really understand poetry would agree with me. However people who do understand poetry would disagree because they migth think poetry is more then just words.
3. Does poetry have to rhyme?
I think that poem dont have to rhyme because it aint rap but it does have to make sense.
4. Does poetry have to make sense? Can it be random words on a page? Explain.
I think it sould,but most poetry i have read made no sense to me but im positive that it makes sense to somebody.I think poetry should be emotional.
5. What type of feelings does or can poetry evoke (cause)?
Their could be any kind of emotional feelings thats what poetry is about.
Poetry has a rythm of emotional feelings.
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