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Line 5 – “The white sheet bleaching on the hedge,” – Sheets drying on the hedge in the sun.

Line 6 – “With heigh! The sweet birds, O, how they sing!” – The birds singing in the sky.

Line 7 – “Doth set my pugging tooth on edge,” – Drink until he s on the verge of being drunk.

Line 8 – “For a quart of ale is a dish for a king.” – Even a quart of ale is too much for a king.

Line 9 – “The lark, that tirrar-lirra chants,” – The song that the larks sings.

Line 10 – “With heigh! With heigh! The thrush and the jay, – The jay and the thrush are flying through the air together.

Line 11 – “Are summer songs for me and my aunts,” – All these are fun and soothing to him and his aunts.

Line 12 – “While we lie tumbling in the hay.” – They are tumbling in the hay and enjoying the Spring.

III. The literal meaning of the author, Shakespeare , saying how much fun Spring can be if you look and listen.

IV. The figurative meaning is that Spring is fun and sweet.

V. Smooth/normal.

VI. Tone stays the same.

Speaker stays the same

Theme – stays the same

VII. The poem is taking place during Spring.

VIII. 1. Imagery was used all throughout the poem. – Ex. “The white sheet bleaching on the hedge”, and “while we lie tumbling in the hay.”

2. Personification is used for the birds. – Ex. “The sweet birds O, how they sing!”

3. Smile – none

4. Metaphor – none

5. Alliteration – “with heigh”

6. Onomatopoeia – none

7. Repeated words, “with heigh”, phrases – none – ideas – Spring

IX. The poem has both end-stop and run – on.

X. The authors purpose for writing this poem is to tell his experience of Spring.

My Own Poem

In the Spring, winter thaws,

The bugs begin to knaw.

The birds start to chirp,

Which alarms me to the coming work!

The grass begins to grow,

Which means I have to start to mow!

My self reflection on my poem. Not everyone enjoys what Spring can bring.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Encyclopedia of World Biography, Vol 14, 1986. New York Press, N.Y., Pg. 142-143

2. Shakespeare, William,” Microsoft Encarta 96 Encyclopedia. 1993-1995 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Funk & Wagnalls Corporation. All rights reserved.

3. Bowers, Fredson. “Shakespeare s Are: The Point of View,” Literary Views: Critical and Historical essays. Chicago: Univ. of chicago Press, 1946.

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