Summer Grass Analysis

Summer Grass
by Carl Sandburg
Summer grass aches and whispers (Personification:This line in the poem describes the inanimate object "grass" as if it were living with feeling of aches and whispers  which in reality its just the breeze going through the grass.)
It wants something: it calls and sings; it pours (personification: Its referring the grass to be singing calling and wanted  as if it were human with human emotions)
out wishes to the overhead stars. Personification: summer grass can not wish and do human related things)
The rain hears; the rain answers; the rain is slow. Personification: the rain can not sing hear or answer like a human being.
coming; the rain wets the face of the grass.personification: Rain does not listen to summer grasses needs or commands and obeys summer grass and rain don't actually communicate like humans  making it personification. 

Introduction :Nature poems such as "Summer Grass" by:Carl Sandburg demonstrates personification."Summer Grass" is about  the how sweet summer nature connects.In my opinion, the tone of this poem is hope,and desire because it's about nature wanting something,desiring it,and wishing for it.

I think the poem "Summer Grass"  presents personification through examples such as the grass aches and whispers. Grass is an inanimate object.It can not actually have human living emotion,and feeling such as aching and whispering.Also sentences like it wants something,it calls,it sings,it pours   would be personification,and in fact the next three sentences out wishes to the over head stars,and "The rain hears; the rain answers;the rain is slow, Coming: the rain wets the face of the grass"SO those sentences are personifications because inanimate objects in nature such as grass and rain don't wish or have human feeling or even  humane conversations with one and other where there confused or even asking a question or even demanding it.   

Metaphors and their impact on the tone

The overall impact the figurative/connotative language has on the meaning of the piece and the characters, setting...etc

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The Gold Rush

When people of the 1800’s followed Gods ways to expand the united states to the pacific ocean and all around that was called manifest destiny. They belief it was the Anglo Saxon Americans that had the idea of expansion, civilization, and institutions across north America. The phrase was first published  July-august 1845 by john l Sullivan in 1845.

The Gold rush Changed and helped developed American history by making us richer and wealthier by finding gold under a farmer mans mill. In 1800’s women’s rights were more limited so this was a man’s event .People everywhere from every continent and country  were looking for this gold ,some were successful ,but some were not  successful . This historical event helped  us Americans in America for money to pay for the society and help with development ,and also let us have more money to make more invention. The gold  paid for our advancement and our  knowledge and civilization which let the human race evolved into more intelligent people. This evolution was great because know America has more medicines to help humans with disabilities and lets us understand why people are disable and gives us electricity and less violent entertainment than the Romans had such as the arena fights and the doctors had more medicines to keep us alive longer this let people have more jobs and a quicker way to travel such as by train or car rather than horse or donkey or feet. And the gold let us pay for better lawyers and a better and more just court system. 

There were more fishing and swimming and more land cities and towns.

The gold rush let us have more medicines as I said in question number two and also created better armies for war and help with less war for the future. There  were more cities and towns.

If I was living during the gold rush yes I would have looked for fortunes to help poor people, and to pay doctors 1800’s time doctors for better medicines I would  buy the best resources of that time era for better education for me and my kids and school, I would  be more recognized for my work I would be pretty famous for my help to others and would be healthier and would have the best home for me and my family of the 1800s,and I would have some pretty enjoyable luxuries.

Time Out

What twinkles in the milky way (Imagery) It lets you imagine what I describe and see)

Yet lies besides the lake and between the trees
 (Imagery) It lets you imagine what I describe and see)

And flutters in the breeze
( Imagery) It lets you imagine what I describe and see)

it is everywhere  in my rhyme (Imagery) 

 But what has to be limited only to  Time. (Analyzed figurative language)

Time is a valuable thing (metaphor) Time actually has no cost of money it is not expensive

depend on how you use it some people are lame
They say your life passes before your eyes
So don't choose a lie you'll regret and that gives you your last sorrow cries
so don’t do nothing as the clock rings ,

make use of your time as the pendulum swings

be warned time is thief(metaphor)Time is not actually a thief.

time steals the moments

right out of your teeth (simile)Time does not physically rip moment out of your teeth

so enjoy the time you have

worrying how much time you have can kill you in its grief. Hyperbole, because its an over exaggerated phrase such as time killing you in grief which is  impossible and not literal.

Time sneaks in your house. Personification time can’t really sneak in your house.
Time is as sneaky and devious as a  mouse.(Simile)

But don't soak in times sorrow
Because there is always a fresh clean Tomorrow
That is The thing about time you can always start over
and keep an borrow a new day over an over

My Poem i wrote is about hope it describes when you feel like everything is lost for good there is always a new day to change your past mistakes and to start over.

Summer Grass
by Carl Sandburg

Summer grass aches and whispers (Personification:This line in the poem describes the inanimate object "grass" as if it were living with feeling of aches and whispers  which in reality its just the breeze going through the grass.)
It wants something: it calls and sings; it pours (personification: Its referring the grass to be singing calling and wanted  as if it were human with human emotions)
out wishes to the overhead stars. Personification: summer grass can not wish and do human related things)
The rain hears; the rain answers; the rain is slow. Personification: the rain can not sing hear or answer like a human being.
coming; the rain wets the face of the grass.personification: Rain does not listen to summer grasses needs or commands and obeys summer grass and rain don't actually communicate like humans  making it personification. 

I think the poem "Summer Grass"  poem was personification well for one example the grass aches and whispers, grass is an inanimate object it can not actually have human living emotion,and feeling such as aching and whispering.Also sentences like it wants something,it calls,it sings,it pours which in reality grass doesn't relate to human emotions so that would also be personification,and in fact the next three sentences out wishes to the over head stars,and "The rain hears; the rain answers;the rain is slow, Coming: the rain wets the face of the grass".SO those sentences are personifications because inanimate objects in nature such as grass and rain don't wish or have human feeling or even  humane conversations with one and other where there confused or even asking a question or even demanding it.