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#rrhsaplit Q6: I feel “beyond this place” , like any poem, is interpreted by what the reader has experienced. I feel the poem is hopeful. It reassures the reader that you might not turn out how you think you will, and that’s okay. And to me, that’s hope for a promising beyond.
#rrhsaplit Q4: the tone of the poem before the names are Added is very ambiguous, it focuses on how easy it is to lose yourself as an individual. After the names are added, identities are applied and the tone becomes real and applicable.
#rrhsaplit Q3: by asking this question, @ClintSmithIII is suggesting that throughout the process of growing and maturing, a persons destiny can be manipulated by the choices they make and the morals they choose to live by.
#rrhsaplit Q2: the image I see is a single slab of a chainlink fence separating a vast emptiness and never ending vibrant freedom. Depending on which side of the fence you are on, Beyond is a place visibly different from the present.
#rrhsaplit Q1: the title is promising of the future. That life may not always be about the now, but about what’s after the now. It implies that there is a time and space outside of current struggles.
#rrhsaplit WU: I think my favorite poem was “Meteor Shower” because it made me think of something so common in such a relatable way. I also feel it can be interpreted as sorrowful or comforting.
wu: my favorite poem is “Night at the Louvre” because it emphasizes the importance of finding beauty in small moments #rrhsaplit
A6: Although there are positive elements within the poem, overall, the poem leans more toward the less hopeful side because the negative connotation of the prison combined with a melancholy tone conveys an idea of entrapment within society. #rrhsaplit
A3: By asking this question, the poet highlights the fact that in the real word, harsh criticism will always be existent in one way or another. Such criticism can cause people to shift their ideas of themselves- not living up to their truest potential. #rrhsaplit
A4: By using individual names it personalizes the poem and conveys how deeply it touches Smith; moreover, that these are stories of real men who had faced injustice. #rrhsaplit
Q3: I believe the authors intended purpose with that line is to point out how one doesn’t always know what they will become even when they know what they are now #rrhsaplit
Q6: "Beyond This Place" is hopeful in the same way Pandora's Box is. Despite the bleak topic, Clint Smith chooses to instead focus on the humanity of the people confined there. The quiet defiance and a reminder of what can be are what gives the poem its hopeful tone. #rrhsaplit
Q5: The metaphor in the second stanza illustrates an ideal where people can build a better world just by taking what we have and giving them a better chance. #rrhsaplit
Q4: The first two stanzas detail the layout of a prison that can be seen by any outsider. Adding individual names in the third stanza creates an intimate atmosphere where the reader is able to empathize with people as they are, not as what society has made of them. #rrhsaplit
Q3: The question critiques the constraints that society and people have placed on things - prisons, fences, and the men locked inside them - that have the potential to achieve much more, but have been reduced to much less. #rrhsaplit
Q2: The image most prevalent after the first reading would be stagnancy of what could've been a vibrant place with vibrant people. #rrhsaplit
Q1: The title "Beyond This Place" creates an image of limitations and the expectations of potential that lay just out of reach. #rrhsaplit
WU: My favorite poem in Counting Descent is "Zero Gravity" because it describes the bliss of childhood innocence from the eyes of someone who has lost theirs, a reminder that we have tasted freedom before the world weighed us down. #rrhsaplit
A3: I agree with @rsl_56 that the question applies to the people that are imprisoned. People have so much more to offer than what we see of them. The path of life we ultimately take does not completely define who we are #rrhsaplit
#rrhsaplit A5: The metaphor in the second stanza conveys that one’s destiny is not predetermined by what it was created to be. Each person is given a choice to be something more than what was planned for them by somebody else.
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