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1) What does the speaker compare life to in the first stanza (chunk of lines 1-4)?
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1) What does the speaker compare life to in the first stanza (chunk of lines 1-4)?
B) The second stanza? (Lines 5-8)
2) What does the metaphor (comparison) in stanza one suggest about life?
B) What does the metaphor (comparison) in stanza two suggest about life?
3) Restate in your own words the THEMATIC advice that this poem offers.
4) The American poet Delmore Schwartz once wrote, âIn dreams begin responsibilities." This
simply means that we must WORK to make our dreams come true. Explain why you either
agree with this statement or what obstacles in life might make a person disagree with this
statement
5) Think about whether or not you agree with the concept that life dies when our dreams die.
Then, state a personal âdreamâ that you have for your own life.
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