i'm not sure if i'm technically allowed to post any comments, but i really miss this site after our time on it. plus i really love this poem... so what the heck!
like sally, i really like "the frosty orchestra" too. i also thought the orchestra was a metaphor for the frost forming on the windows... is it not?
if the orchestra IS a metaphor, then i liked how u elaborated on it by describing the frost patterns as "wild" and "icy". i also liked how u used "icy" to describe the "tune". although the reader knows it is the music you're relating to, we immediately get a sense of the coldness of the frost.
great work and i hope ur class will have as much fun as my class did! :D
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2 comments:
I like how you wrote "the frosty orchestra".
I actually thought you were describing the frost forming on the windows.
It's nice and I like it alot.
keep posting~!
- Sally
Hey, cathy here!
i'm not sure if i'm technically allowed to post any comments, but i really miss this site after our time on it. plus i really love this poem... so what the heck!
like sally, i really like "the frosty orchestra" too. i also thought the orchestra was a metaphor for the frost forming on the windows... is it not?
if the orchestra IS a metaphor, then i liked how u elaborated on it by describing the frost patterns as "wild" and "icy". i also liked how u used "icy" to describe the "tune". although the reader knows it is the music you're relating to, we immediately get a sense of the coldness of the frost.
great work and i hope ur class will have as much fun as my class did! :D
-cathy
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