Relating my Song

1. Relating my Song Chenoa Cowboy 4/10/13 Class D

2. Poem: • Happy. • Negative. • About beauty.

3. Poem: The Secret • “ This, in the lower Berkshires, Was most like witchery, At evening, In the Springtime, The bark of a white birch tree Turned flesh, for my sake only, So soft to touch, so rose to see.” • Positive/negative, “ Was most like witchery” and, “The bark of the white birch tree Turned flesh”.

4. Song Connection: • The song has the same connection exact as the poem. • The song does have the same poem technique, negative/positive.

5. Song: End Up Here • “ You got your game tight real tight smart I can tell, please don’t play the usual game the type to put out your flame. I don’t wanna shed a tear, I don’t want end up here.” • See? Positive then negative.

6. My Interpretation: • Happy then, sad. • Devastating. • Being in different worlds or seeing both worlds differently.

7. References: Poem • Poem: “ The Secret” Authors: Selva, S. ; Kanellos, N. ; Dworkin y Mendez, K. ; Balestra, A. 2002 Oxford University Press

8. References: Song Song: “End Up Here” Performed by: Cher Lloyd Artist: Cher Lloyd and Ronald Jackson Distributed by: Epic Records, a Sony Music entertainment Produced by: JUKEBOX