Poetry

What are the “eternal lines”?

Heart!We will forget him!” has all of the following traits except that it —

In "Simile," before the poem begins, the speaker probably —

In Baca’s poem the repetition of the same line following each stanza —

Which of the following statements about Cummings’s poem is true ?

In “Heart!We will forget him!” the speaker tells —

The poet might have chosen deer for his simile because they are —

Cummings urges his readers to —

A Shakespearean sonnet does not —

The phrase “in whose limbs there is latent flight” suggests that the two people —

This sonnet is about —

In “Heart!We will forget him!” to whom or what does the pronoun we refer?

The premise of “since feeling is first” is that —

Dickinson uses personification in “Heart!We will forget him!” when she —

Shakespeare uses the word fair to mean —

The “eye of heaven” is the —

Which of the following statements about Emily Dickinson’s poem is true?

The speaker urges her heart to forget him —

The speaker of Jimmy Santiago Baca’s poem offers the poem as a gift because he —

The appeal of this poem comes primarily from —

To Cummings the flutter of his love’s eyelids tells him that —

In Baca’s poem the speaker hopes that his poem will —

The speaker considers summer —

According to Shakespeare’s poem, summer is —

In the construction of “since feeling is first,” E. E. Cummings —

The speaker of Baca’s poem compares love to —

In "Simile," the deer hold their heads high because they are —

The first two quatrains —

By “eternal summer” the speaker means —

“I Am Offering This Poem” is considered a lyric poem mainly because it is a —

How does the loved one in Shakespeare’s sonnet compare to a summer’s day?

The speaker of “I Am Offering This Poem” asks the recipient to —

The metaphor “death i think is no parenthesis” in the context of the poem means that —

In “since feeling is first,” the speaker uses the metaphor “life’s not a paragraph” to suggest

Which of the following statements is not true about the speaker ofShakespeare’s sonnet?

In "Simile," to whom does the pronoun “we” refer in this poem?"

In the final couplet, what does the speaker claim will give life to his beloved?

In "Simile," which fact about the deer is significant?

Which of the following quotations is an example of personification in this sonnet?

The entire poem is a(n) —

According to the speaker of “since feeling is first,” what is better than wisdom?