Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
"Poems for the Earth"
"Born Today"
"Touching Earth"
100

To die

Perish

100

Timid or fearful

Tremulous

100

"Mi Madre": an aspect of the poem that the painting illustrates

The desert setting

100

The reason the poet uses dialogue

To talk to the reader

100

The main idea of the poem

The author's connection with the land

200

The most important quality of someone

Essence

200

To satisfy, or be enough

Suffice

200

"There Will Come Soft Rains": the reason there are no people

A war has killed everyone

200

The reason the poet uses repetition in stanza 4

To show the connection between the speaker and others

200

"Touching the Earth" and "I Was Born Today" are similar in this

Both appeal to sight and taste

300

Having to do with buying and selling of products and services

Commercial

300

To last, or survive, in spite of difficult conditions

Endure

300

"Hard Questions": the poem and its assigned painting both try to represent this

People's habit of destroying nature for "progress"

300

One of the the  speaker's message is this

To appreciate life

400

Your will and determination to do something

Resolve

400

Having to do with processing, packing, shipping, or manufacturing products

Industrial

400

"Fire and Ice": The idea in the poem that the painting captures (hint- negative feeling)

The power of hate

500

This includes, form, word choice, and organization

Writer's style

500

An idea that is seen in both the poems "Fire and Ice" and "There Will Come Soft Rains"

The end of civilization