Connection: part 2
Robert Frost also created another outstanding poem called, "Tree At My Window" which clearly shows how he took a tree and added personification to it. He made the tree something worth communicating with, connecting with, or thinking about, even thought it was a measly tree outside his window (you can also see this poem at the bottom). Just like Frost, Annie took the apple and appreciated it, even when it was wilting away and as it's image slipped beneath her grasp. It seems as if she connected the apple to everything and everyone around her, ever since she first began the art project. She acted as if the apple was like her grandfather - as he slowly wilts away, so does the apple, but she continually cherished them as if they were here to stay for the longest time.
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I would love for you to bring this poem into class, we will be reading some in the next few weeks, before the end of school!
Awesome! I can'e wait --- i'll see if i can find anymore good poems by Robert Frost to add to this one!
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