because song is poem is poem and that's that's so should i be this confused?
theme of poem
the meaning of the poem gifts the meaning of the poem gifts
It is a poem that generally asks a person, place or thing questions.
an epic poem is the longest type of poemThe Hindu Epic The Mahabharata is thought to be the longest poem.
In the poem "Rosa" by Rita Dove, the line "which courtesy could not bend" refers to Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat on the bus to a white passenger, ultimately sparking the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The word "courtesy" here suggests the expectation for African Americans to yield to white authority, but Parks' act of civil disobedience challenged this norm.
In the biography, Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat on the bus and her calm demeanor in the face of injustice demonstrate her dignity. In the poem, words like "quiet strength" and "regal" convey her dignified presence and unwavering commitment to equality.
Kathleen Jamie
Yes it should be capitalized.
In the first line of the poem "Nikki-Rosa" by Nikki Giovanni, the word "drag" most nearly means to pull or to carry along with effort.
"Cotton Candy On A Rainy Day""Kidnap poem""Nikki-Rosa""I'm Not Lonely""Seduction""Love Is""A Poem Of Friendship""Summer Love""I Wrote A Good Omelet""Habits""You Came, Too"
"The Funeral" by Gordon Parks is a narrative poem that tells the story of a funeral procession through vivid imagery and powerful emotions. It captures the solemnity and grief of the occasion while also celebrating the strength and resilience of the community coming together to mourn their loss. The poem is a tribute to the deceased and a reflection on the cycle of life and death.
One touching Mother's Day poem for a grandmother could be: "Grandma, your love is a guiding light, shining bright in my darkest night. Your wisdom and warmth, a comforting embrace, forever cherished in my heart's grace."
she wrote LOts of poems, nikki-rosa, my first memory, poem for a lady whose voice i like..etc
"The Ballad of the Totems" is not in any way related to Native American history, but it is an Australian Aborigine poem by Kath Walker, otherwise known as Kathleen Ruska or Oodgeroo Noonuccal. She wrote mainly in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s and she died in 1993.
Rosa was a little tired after work in DecemberShe hopped on the bus, a ride to rememberPaid in the front, and boarded in the backRosa got herself a seat, but the bus was packed. A man thought he had more right than her to the seat that she sat inShe was a little tired from workin'and very tired of being judged, by the color of her skinRosa wouldn't get up, so they threw her in the slammerThis happened a lot down in Montgomery, Alabama But she was well known in the African American CommunityUsed to work for the President of the NAACPDr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the pastor of a local churchCalled a meeting and said, the only way to fight is forno one, to ride the bus to work.She believed that "Quiet Strength" was the "Pathway to Freedom" It took a year for the Supreme Court to agree with herSegregation on transportation is unconstitutionalIn the land of the free, separate can't be equalMother of the Civil Rights MovementShe wears the crownStanding up for her rights just by sitting downRosa Parks, can't you see you changed historyAs a nation we are grateful for eternity Like a rose, your lesson grows more and more each dayThe bus you rode has miles to go but we are on our way to be freeOne woman holding a candle in the darkand her name was Rosa Parks
a poem about a poem.