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    Poems

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    Nature - H.D CARBERRYWe have neither Summer nor

    Winter

    Neither Autumn nor Spring.

    We have instead the days

    When the gold sun shines on the

    lush green canefields-Magnificently.

    The days when the rain beats

    like bullet on the roofs

    And there is no sound but thee

    swish of water in the gulliesAnd trees struggling in the high

    Jamaica winds.

    Also there are the days when

    leaves fade from off guango

    trees

    And the reaped canefields lie

    bare and fallow to the sun.

    But best of all there are the days

    when the mango and the

    logwood blossom

    When bushes are full of the

    sound of bees and the scent

    of honey,

    When the tall grass sways and

    shivers to the slightest breath

    of air,

    When the buttercups have

    paved the earth with yellow

    stars

    And beauty comes suddenly and

    the rains have gone.

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    Meanings of Poem

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    Nature - H.D CARBERRY

    We have neither Summer nor Winter

    Neither Autumn nor Spring.We have instead the days

    When the gold sun shines on the lush

    green canefields-

    Magnificently.

    The days when the rain beats like bulleton the roofs

    And there is no sound but thee swish of

    water in the gullies

    And trees struggling in the high

    Jamaica winds.Also there are the days when leaves

    fade from off guango trees

    And the reaped canefields lie bare and

    fallow to the sun.

    Lines 1 to 10

    The poet tells about his homeland ,

    Jamaica and rejoices the beauty of

    this island. Jamaica has no

    seasonal changes. It has a tropical

    climate which is hot and wet

    throughout the year. The days of

    golden sunshine are glorious and

    magnificent. The are many

    canefields in Jamaica as sugar is

    one of the main exports in this

    country.

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    But best of all there are the days

    when the mango and the logwood

    blossom

    When bushes are full of the sound of

    bees and the scent of honey,

    When the tall grass sways and

    shivers to the slightest breath of

    air,

    When the buttercups have paved the

    earth with yellow stars

    And beauty comes suddenly and the

    rains have gone.

    Lines 11 to 15

    In the ending of the poem, the poet tells

    us his favourite time days when the

    flowers of mango trees and logwood

    blossom. He uses imagery of sound

    and smell to illustrate abundant life and

    activity in the bushes when the sound

    of bees and the scent of honey add to

    the charm and beauty in Jamaica. He

    describes the fields filled with lovely

    yellow buttercups. All this happens

    when the rains have stopped and thebeauty if nature emerges once again.

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    Verse Type

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    Verse Type

    Free verse

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    Literary Devices

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    Devices

    Imagery

    the forming of mental images, figures, or

    likenesses of things. It is also the use of language

    to represent actions, persons, objects, and ideas

    descriptively.

    e.g. gold sun, lush green fields, trees

    struggling

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    Alliteration

    a pattern of sound that includes the repetition of

    consonant sounds. The repetition can be located

    at the beginning of successive words or inside the

    words.

    e.g. sways and shivers to the slightest breath of

    air

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    Symbols

    a symbol is a word or object that stands for

    another word or object. The object or word can be

    seen with the eye or not visible.

    e.g. gold sun symbol of summer

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    Simile

    a simile is a type of figurative language, language

    that does not mean exactly what it says, that

    makes a comparison between two otherwise

    unalike objects or ideas by connecting them with

    the words "like" or "as.

    rain beats like bullets

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    Metaphor

    a type of figurative language in which a statement

    is made that says that one thing is something

    else but, literally, it is not.

    e.g. the buttercups paved the earth with yellow

    stars

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    Personification

    A figure of speech where animals, ideas or

    inorganic objects are given human

    characteristics.

    - e.g buttercups have paved the earth

    (buttercups have been personified as having laid

    tiles)

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    Values

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    Values

    We should appreciate what we have in our owncountry

    We should appreciate the beauty of nature that

    given by God.

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    Thank You ()

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    Reference

    http://superstudents.springnote.com/pages/7228525?print=1

    http://zamirzulkifli.blogspot.com/2011/02/form-4-

    and-form-5-poem-analysis.html

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