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Water, is taught by thirst Analysis



Author: Poetry of Emily Dickinson Type: Poetry Views: 1432

Water, is taught by thirst.

Land-by the Oceans passed.

Transport-by throe-

Peace-by its battles told-

Love, by Memorial Mold-

Birds, by the Snow.






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The poem in the first line talks about the world and the unlucky people who do not have the advantages we have. The second line is talking about Land and how it cannot thrive without the ocean. The third line expresses the emotion that Emily probally had that came and then had gone. Fourth line maybe means that we all want peace in the world and that fighting is no way to recieve it. In the Fith line it means after one dies we remember them and cherish their memories and will forever love them. The Sixth I believe is talking about the weather and how birds migrate and change.

| Posted on 2010-05-08 | by a guest


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that is b/c you are dumb and it shows great anguish and grieve, it makes you feel as though you can feel what she is experiencing at this point in her life. You take a walk in her shoes as she shows the imagery and metaphors to explain the unhappiness in her life.

| Posted on 2010-02-11 | by a guest


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I think this poem is saying that you can't truly understand something until you have experienced it's opposite. which is a very strong and true statement.

| Posted on 2010-01-18 | by a guest


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I THINK THAT THIS PEOM IS VERY DEEP AND ASTONISHINGLY MAKES SENSE TOWARD THE SITUATION WERE IN TODAY

| Posted on 2009-12-07 | by a guest


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this poem should have ended with the 5th line!
but it is a meraculous poem. i don't understand it, but some how i can relate

| Posted on 2009-04-30 | by a guest


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This poem really has no life to it, and should not be read because it is so dull, boring, and dumb.

| Posted on 2009-01-12 | by a guest




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