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LectureRobertFrost

1.Backgroundquestions:

1)WhatarethefavoritesubjectsandsettingsinRobertFrost’spoems?

2)WhatarethelinguisticfeaturesofRobertFrost’spoems?

3)HowdoesRobertFrostdifferfromhiscontemporarypoetsinform?

2.SelectedReadings

Pre-readingquestions:

1)Whatsymbolicmeaningsdoesawallhaveinyouropinion?

2)Intheverybeginning,thepoetsayssomethingdoesn’tlikeawall.Whatcouldthe"Something"beinthepoem?

Whydoesnotitlikethewall?

TextAMENDINGWALL

Somethingthereisthatdoesn’tloveawall,

Thatsendsthefrozen-ground-swellunderit,

Andspillstheupperbouldersinthesun;

Andmakesgapseventwocanpassabreast.

Theworkofhuntersisanotherthing:

Ihavecomeafterthemandmaderepair

Wheretheyhaveleftnotonestoneonastone,

Buttheywouldhavetherabbitoutofhiding,

Topleasetheyelpingdogs.ThegapsImean,

Noonehasseenthemmadeorheardthemmade,

Butatspringmending-timewefindthemthere.

Iletmyneighbourknowbeyondthehill;

Andonadaywemeettowalktheline

Andsetthewallbetweenusonceagain.

Wekeepthewallbetweenusaswego.

Toeachthebouldersthathavefallentoeach.

Andsomeareloavesandsomesonearlyballs

Wehavetouseaspelltomakethembalance:

“Staywhereyouareuntilourbacksareturned!

Wewearourfingersroughwithhandlingthem.

Oh,justanotherkindofout-doorgame,

Oneonaside.Itcomestolittlemore:

Therewhereitiswedonotneedthewall:

HeisallpineandIamappleorchard.

Myappletreeswillnevergetacross

Andeattheconesunderhispines,Itellhim.

Heonlysays,“Goodfencesmakegoodneighbors.”

Springisthemischiefinme,andIwonder

IfIcouldputanotioninhishead:

“Whydotheymakegoodneighbors?

Isn’tit

Wheretherearecows?

Butheretherearenocows.

BeforeIbuiltawallI’dasktoknow

WhatIwaswallinginorwallingout,

AndtowhomIwasliketogiveoffence.

Somethingthereisthatdoesn’tloveawall,

Thatwantsitdown.”Icouldsay“Elves”tohim,

Butit’snotelvesexactly,andI’drather

Hesaiditforhimself.Iseehimthere

Bringingastonegraspedfirmlybythetop

Ineachhand,likeanold-stonesavagearmed.

Hemovesindarknessasitseemstome,

Notofwoodsonlyandtheshadeoftrees.

Hewillnotgobehindhisfather’ssaying,

Andhelikeshavingthoughtofitsowell

Hesaysagain,“Goodfencesmakegoodneighbors.”

Topicsforafter-readingdiscussion:

1)Whoarethetwomeninthepoem?

Whatdotheydointhepoem?

Whydoesthewallinthepoemneedtobefixed?

2)Thepoemcontraststwodifferentideasabout"mendingwalls."Describethem—theideasandhowtheyareexpressed.

3)Isthespeakerhumorousorself-contradictory(orboth)?

Whydoesthespeakerrepairstheholesmadebyhunters,andinformhisneighborofthegapsifhedoesnotfindthewallnecessary?

Whydoesthespeakerwanttochangehisneighbor?

4)Doesthewallstandforsomethingelse?

Isitasymbol?

 

TextBFireandIce

Pre-readingquestions:

1)Iftheworldwouldendsomeday,howwouldithappen?

Why?

2)Whatemotiondoyouthinkisverydestructive?

FireandIce

Somesaytheworldwillendinfire,

Somesayinice.

FromwhatI'vetastedofdesire

Iholdwiththosewhofavorfire.

Butifithadtoperishtwice,

IthinkIknowenoughofhate

Tosaythatfordestructionice

Isalsogreat

Andwouldsuffice.

Topicsforafter-readingdiscussion:

1)Inwhattwowaysdo“somesay”theworldwillend?

Withwhomdoesthespeaker“hold”?

2)Whatemotiondoeseachofthenaturalelementsinthepoemrepresent?

Whatdoesthespeakersuggestthattheseemotionshaveincommon?

Whatemotions,asidefromtheonesreferredtointhepoem,doyouthinkbringoutdestructiveimpulsesinpeople?

3)Whydoesthespeakerin"FireandIce"preferfortheworldtoendinfire?

 Whatkindoftonedoyouhearinthelanguage,rhythm,andrhymeofthispoem?

4)Inthispoemthespeakerapproachesaveryserioussubjectinaseeminglycasualmanner.WhatmighthavebeenFrost’sreasonsfortakingthistypeofapproach?

TextCBirch

Pre-readingquestions:

1)Howdoyouthinkoftheworldofyourchildhoodandadulthood?

2)Whatmaybendbirches?

Birch

WhenIseebirchesbendtoleftandright

Acrossthelinesofstraighterdarkertrees,

Iliketothinksomeboy'sbeenswingingthem.

Butswingingdoesn'tbendthemdowntostay

Asicestormsdo1.Oftenyoumusthaveseenthem5

Loadedwithiceasunnywintermorning

Afterarain.Theyclickuponthemselves

Asthebreezerises,andturnmany-colored

Asthestircracksandcrazestheirenamel.

Soonthesun'swarmthmakesthemshedcrystalshells10

Shatteringandavalanchingonthesnowcrust--

Suchheapsofbrokenglasstosweepaway

You'dthinktheinnerdomeofheavenhadfallen.

Theyaredraggedtothewitheredbracken2bytheload,

Andtheyseemnottobreak;thoughoncetheyarebowed15

Solowforlong,theyneverrightthemselves:

Youmayseetheirtrunksarchinginthewoods

Yearsafterwards,trailingtheirleavesontheground

Likegirlsonhandsandkneesthatthrowtheirhair

Beforethemovertheirheadstodryinthesun.20

ButIwasgoingtosaywhenTruthbrokein

Withallhermatteroffactabouttheicestorm,

(NowamIfreetobepoetical?

)3

Ishouldprefertohavesomeboybendthem

Ashewentoutandintofetchthecows--

Someboytoofarfromtowntolearnbaseball,25

Whoseonlyplaywaswhathefoundhimself,

Summerorwinter,andcouldplayalone.

Onebyonehesubduedhisfather'strees

Byridingthemdownoverandoveragain

Untilhetookthestiffnessoutofthem,30

Andnotonebuthunglimp,notonewasleft

Forhimtoconquer.Helearnedalltherewas

Tolearnaboutnotlaunchingouttoosoon

Andsonotcarryingthetreeaway

Cleartotheground.Healwayskepthispoise35

Tothetopbranches,climbingcarefully

Withthesamepainsyouusetofillacup

Uptothebrim,andevenabovethebrim.

Thenheflungoutward,feetfirst,withaswish,

Kickinghiswaydownthroughtheairtotheground.40

SowasIoncemyselfaswingerofbirches.

AndsoIdreamofgoingbacktobe.

It'swhenI'mwearyofconsiderations,

Andlifeistoomuchlikeapathlesswood

Whereyourfaceburnsandtickleswiththecobwebs45

Brokenacrossit,andoneeyeisweeping

Fromatwig'shavinglashedacrossitopen.

I'dliketogetawayfromearthawhile

Andthencomebacktoitandbeginover.

Maynotfatewillfullymisunderstandme50

AndhalfgrantwhatIwishandsnatchmeaway

Nottoreturn.Earth'stherightplaceforlove:

Idon'tknowwhereit'slikelytogobetter.

I'dliketogobyclimbingabirchtree,

Andclimbblackbranchesupasnow-whitetrunk55

Towardheaven,tillthetreecouldbearnomore,

Butdippeditstopandsetmedownagain.

Thatwouldbegoodbothgoingandcomingback.

Onecoulddoworsethanbeaswingerofbirches.

Notes:

1.Ice-stormsdothat."Asice-stormsdo."inRobertFrost,CollectedPoems,Prose,&Plays(LibraryofAmerica,1995),p.117(alater,revisedtext).

2.bracken:

afernwithlargeleavesandcreepingroots,oftenfoundinclusters.

3.LineomittedinLibraryofAmericaedition.

4.asnow-whitetrunk:

bircheshaveawhitebark

Topicsforafter-readingdiscussion:

1)Howmanypartscanthepoembedividedinto?

2)Whatageisthespeaker?

Whatheisrecalling?

Whatishisattitudetowardthememory?

3)Whatbendsthebirchesinthepoem?

Whatdoesthespeakerinthepoemprefertobendbranches?

Why?

4)Whydoesthespeakerdesiretobeaswingerofbirches“bothgoingandcomingback”?

TextDNothingGoldCanStay

Pre-readingquestions:

1)Howdoyouunderstandthetitle“NothingGoldCanStay”?

2)Whatdoyouthinkwouldbegoldinnature?

NOTHINGGOLDCANSTAY

Nature'sfirstgreenisgold,

Herhardesthuetohold.

Herearlyleafsaflower;

Butonlysoanhour.

Thenleafsubsidestoleaf.

SoEdensanktogrief,

Sodawngoesdowntoday.

Nothinggoldcanstay.

Topicsforafter-readingdiscussion:

1)Howmany"gold"thingsaresuggestedin"NothingGoldCanStay"?

Whathappenstoeachoftheelementsinnaturementionedinthepoem?

2)Whatisthepoem’stheme,ormainpoint?

3)Doyouagreewiththeoutlookexpressedinthispoem?

Whyorwhynot?

3.Assignedreading

AfterApple-Picking

Mylongtwo-pointedladder'sstickingthroughatree1

Towardheavenstill,

Andthere'sabarrelthatIdidn'tfill

Besideit,andtheremaybetwoorthree

ApplesIdidn'tpickuponsomebough.5

ButIamdonewithapple-pickingnow.

Essenceofwintersleepisonthenight,

Thescentofapples:

Iamdrowsingoff.

Icannotrubthestrangenessfrommysight

Igotfromlookingthroughapaneofglass10

Iskimmedthismorningfromthedrinkingtrough

Andheldagainsttheworldofhoarygrass.

Itmelted,andIletitfallandbreak.

ButIwaswell

Uponmywaytosleepbeforeitfell,15

AndIcouldtell

Whatformmydreamingwasabouttotake.

Magnifiedapplesappearanddisappear,

Stemendandblossomend,

Andeveryfleckofrussetshowingdear.20

Myinsteparchnotonlykeepstheache,

Itkeepsthepressureofaladder-round.

Ifeeltheladderswayastheboughsbend.

AndIkeephearingfromthecellarbin

Therumblingsound25

Ofloadonloadofapplescomingin.

ForIhavehadtoomuch

Ofapple-picking:

Iamovertired

OfthegreatharvestImyselfdesired.

Thereweretenthousandthousandfruittotouch,30

Cherishinhand,liftdown,andnotletfall.

Forall

Thatstrucktheearth,

Nomatterifnotbruisedorspikedwithstubble,

Wentsurelytothecider-appleheap35

Asofnoworth.

Onecanseewhatwillt

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