Toni Outlaw

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Rochester tried to abduct this lady..two years later he married her 😶 #IntPoe14 #FunFact

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Maybe bc he found out she was in the "streets"? #IntPoe14 https://t.co/DwOZTdCbA2

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

I agree! Maybe he was more so mad with her reaction than his performance maybe? Thats rather embarrassing #IntPoe14 https://t.co/sXMBY2YvoC

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

I agree, it's as if he is taking his anger out for his bad performance on her 🤔 #IntPoe14 https://t.co/GmArxHsAkk

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Does anybody notice a shift in tone in Rochester's poem? 🤔 #IntPoe14

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

The grave that inspired "we are seven" #wildcard #INTPOE13

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Yes it did, the innocent girl helped portray a different way to deal with death. A simple optimistic way #INTPOE13 https://t.co/htXPFmjdzA

[Bridgette Mitchell @bridgey_midgeyy]

When reading "We are Seven" did innocence take a majority approach to your understanding of the poem? #IntPoe13

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

What does "The Tables Turn" tell u about the time frame it was written in? Does it give u a sense that education isn't important? #INTPOE13

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

To emphasize how even though her siblings passed away they were still her siblings & were there in spirit #INTPOE13 https://t.co/ICYW6yVDcn

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

I agree, the tone of this poem is very optimistic #INTPOE13 https://t.co/4SfWhYUjAO

[Shanaye Jones @jones_shanaye]

In "We Are Seven", the little girl shows how death can be a heavy situation turned simplistic and light. #IntPoe13

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Fun fact: Philips was a sophomore in college when they Pearl Harbor was attacked

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

I would write an elegy poem for my grandmother who passed. It could help with grief but only so much #IntPoe12 https://t.co/jf2ucaSVAr

[Crystal Matey @CMatey_UNCG]

Who/What would you write an elegy poem for? Have you thought about actually doing it? Could it help with grief? #IntPoe12

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Basically. He's making a connection 2 spring nd children and how they're just starting 2 live and blossom #IntPoe12 https://t.co/jhZYP4oXu8

[Jessica Higgs @JHiggs_UNCG]

In the Dying Child, is Clare saying that children and infants are to young to die? #IntPoe12

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

I think so. Grieving is a intimate thing that I think a lot of ppl like to do in private, like Philips #IntPoe12 https://t.co/8pMF6NgM59

[Candacé Oglesby @cmoglesb]

In lines 13-16 of Philips poem, she states no 1 sees her moan or weep. Do you think we still hide our grievances from the public? #IntPoe12

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

What role does the seasons play in The Dying Child? #IntPoe12

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Not so fun fact: Johnson's other children died within their childhoods as well ☹ #intpoe11

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Yes I see lots of reflection between the poems #IntPoe11 https://t.co/AaKirj5C2Y

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Yes and no. I believe he was more so trying to come to an understanding of things #IntPoe11 https://t.co/w0BVfPH67d

[Lauren Summers @lsummers_uncg]

In Ben Jonson's "On My First Son" it seemed he was talking about the death of a son? Did he blame himself for it? #IntPoe11

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Maybe he was looking at his son as his work of art maybe? #IntPoe11 https://t.co/wiSnMdjAy0

[Toni Outlaw @ToniOutlawEng]

Anybody find the line, "Here doth lie Ben Johnson his best piece of poetry" to be interesting considering the context of the poem? #IntPoe11