A Poet’s Dream Ra. I can tell by the color of the sky You and I so red divided into pieces of the sun I fall into the moment understanding why I try to.

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A Poet’s Dream Ra

I can tell by the color of the sky You and I so red divided into pieces of the sun I fall into the moment understanding why I try to hard to hold it but I let it fly let it fly away And only the future seems clear to me right now A foreign object to be at peace with... On and on I can't believe the echos of the falling rain Time walks away No matter what we do we can't erase the walls around a poets dream Shiny broken thoughts that sit alone have lost their way Hand outs all around distort the charity Waterfalls suspend the air and birds fly in reverse Nature misinterprets who she's meant to be and all in one day A stolen misconception can't correct what I have seen To you to me it's all a lie and so I intervene Without the world's forgiveness I cannot be brought to life Forever in the winter I see summer in the distance, Summer in the whispers of the light.

What does the song mean? Misconceptions Mistakes Things not as they seem Looking to the future

Alliteration: …I try so hard to hold it but I let it fly let it fly away… Personification: …Time walks away… …Shiny broken thoughts that sit alone have lost their way… Metaphor: Without the world's forgiveness I cannot be brought to life Forever in the winter I see summer in the distance, Summer in the whispers of the light. Tone: Magical, metaphorical, depressing yet hopeful

Your Task: - Select a song. - Either use youtube or provide lyrics. - Either use youtube, provide your own song, or tell me a day in advance so I can download it. - Tell us what the song means to you. - Point out at least 2 lines that you find important. - Describe to us why you selected it. - Identify at least 2 literary elements in the song. - Connect to things we’ve discussed or are discussing in class. - Should take 1-3 minutes.