Monthly Archives: May 2012

The poem “The Silken Tent” by Robert Frost is about a woman being described as a silken tent with all of its different components. Frost tries to set up a picture in your mind and the setting is midday summer. … Continue reading →

  Original post—-> https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/goldpoetrysp2012/2012/03/18/the-silken-tent-3/ The poem “The silken tent” by Robert Frost, to me it was a bit weird by the way it is word and clarification. Each line mean something give us a feeling of something. In addition, something that … Continue reading →

Since i really couldnt elaborate much on danin schools ive decided to elaborate on a famouse danin school peot named matsou basho, ive posted it on the wiki website. I did not delete the original post but i did add … Continue reading →

Hi class, i wanted to further elaborate on my wiki assignment as a second post. on the previous post i wrote that i had a hard time, but i didn’t explain why. when i began doing the assignment i found that it … Continue reading →

for my wiki assignment i would be elaborating on darin school. from my knowlege it is a nschool of haiku peotry, but i will continue my research and figure out what its reallly about. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danrin_school

https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/rosenpoetrysp2012/2012/05/15/regarding-to-final/#comment-231 This is the link to the other poetry class. I said: “Hi, I am currently taking the other poetry class available at city tech; bought by Prof. Gold. I am just wondering how students in this class feel about … Continue reading →

To me poetry is a complex form of art, for instance visual art such as paintings, sculptures, photographs and so on; all have their special kind of technique. The artist creating the piece is trying to express a certain emotion … Continue reading →

Before I ever thought I wanted to register for the class, I did not think anything that to do with poetry would catch my attention. Music motivated me to analyze poetry more profoundly. I was caught by people arguing whether … Continue reading →