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By: Tyler Holley Rachel Calimer Kelsey Person Angie Faieq Melissa Turner. Atavism. Atavism By: John Hay
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By: Tyler Holley Rachel Calimer Kelsey Person Angie Faieq Melissa Turner Atavism
Atavism By: John Hay O beauteous daughter of a mighty race! In thy fair features and thy radiant eyes Like bright clouds floating over brighter skies The shadows of a glorious past we trace. Framed in the oval of thy perfect face Flit the pale belles of bygone centuries; A hint of lawgivers and jurists lies In that pure brow where strength is wed with grace. And looking on thy profile's symmetry A world-famed face across my memory comes, 'Neath the slouched hat a watching eagle's eye, Where down the dusty line goes riding by, With blare of trumpets and hoarse growl of drums, Tecumseh Sherman marching to the sea. Atavism by John Hay
There is plenty of mood in this poem such as: Joyful, sincere, touching It has a sense of freedom which give the poem a joyful mood A man is going out to war so it gives a touching mood of how much he misses his beautiful daughter It is true to the man’s heart of how important family is so that gives off a sincere mood Mood
The themes all relate to war and freedom. Independence, Freedom, Justice. The thought of him coming home from war and seeing his daughter again gives a sense freedom. The thought of him winning the war and coming home gives a sense of independence and Justice. Theme
Rhyme Radiant eyes, brighter skies We trace, perfect face Eagle’s eye, riding by Sound Devices
Personification-growl of drums. Similes- None in this poem. This poem is mainly detailed realistic language. This poem is not particularly unrealistic. Figurative language
Radiarnt eyes Brighter skies Perfect face Strength is wed with grace Marching to the sea imagery
Tecumseh Sherman is going out to war and his daughter is very distraught about it What does this poem really mean?