#IntPoe13 - Twitter Hashtag

over 10 years ago

@CMatey_UNCG I think that we require adults to have a better understanding of life and to act in a way that's socially acceptable #intpoe13

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Tevin White @tevinwhitee

over 10 years ago

@leahnewnam_UNCG me personally I would still consider them my sibling because at the end of they day that's what they still are #IntPoe13

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Jay Graham @JayyGraham1

over 10 years ago

Yes . I'll always consider and remember anyone very close to me especially a sibling . #IntPoe13 . Even @ her age https://t.co/7MFPkJblXQ

Leah Newnam @leahnewnam_UNCG

over 10 years ago

If your sibling passed away, would you still consider them your sibling? The speaker in "We are seven" seems to think otherwise #IntPoe13

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Jay Graham @JayyGraham1

over 10 years ago

Wordsworth did a grand job w/ creating imagery, can actually see the graves,colors ,weather ,etc giving to the childhood of her #Intpoe13

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Leah Newnam @leahnewnam_UNCG

over 10 years ago

@Airhyne1 I agree, there's no way I could deny having two sisters even if one of them died #IntPoe13

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over 10 years ago

@leahnewnam_UNCG @SegarraLinsy He does a really good job expressing her innocence at the beginning of the poem through description #intpoe13

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over 10 years ago

@leahnewnam_UNCG I would still have to consider them my sibling, once you lose a parent, do you not consider them a parent? #intpoe13

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Victoria Kelley @vmkelley_POETRY

over 10 years ago

@CThomasDean lol that's interesting. I have loved poetry since elementary school tho so that makes sense #IntPoe13

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Shanaye Jones @jones_shanaye

over 10 years ago

@CMatey_UNCG no, I think that he should let the child enjoy that innocence that they have when dealing with death. #IntPoe13

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Crystal Matey @CMatey_UNCG

over 10 years ago

Wordsworth was inspired 2 write the "7" poem after having a conversation w/ a little girl near this castle #IntPoe13

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Crystal Matey @CMatey_UNCG

over 10 years ago

A picture of Esthwaite Lake, mentioned in "Expostulation and Reply." Isn't it beautiful? #IntPoe13

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Candacé Oglesby @cmoglesb

over 10 years ago

@bridgey_midgeyy Wordsworth wrote simplisticly so people could understand the poem better. What better way than an innocent child? #IntPoe13

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Bridgette Mitchell @bridgey_midgeyy

over 10 years ago

@cmoglesb it intended to relay a message of human curiosity; we all have underlying curiosity no matter how hard we neglect it #IntPoe13

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Justin Jordan @JustinJordaneng

over 10 years ago

@cmoglesb I think he is saying they work as one, as our intellect helps us dissect and learn from nature #intpoe13

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Tierra_Thompson @tierra_tnthomp3

over 10 years ago

@cmoglesb I agree, nature does play a part in the lessons and influence over our life. That is a great point to make. #IntPoe13

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Tierra_Thompson @tierra_tnthomp3

over 10 years ago

I love the ending of the "We are Seven" poem. It seems the little girl refuses to be defeated by death. Learn from the young. #IntPoe13

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