We are alive for many different reasons that we don’t completely know nor understand. Hope is something that helps us stay alive. Hope is believing in something. Having strength and to know we have strength is to believe we’re strong enough to get through situations. Having courage is to not be afraid, to be able to stand in front of everyone and show people what we can do like dance or sing or stand in front of everyone and speak your mind. All humans usually go through bad situations at some point in their lives. Sometimes we can’t even get the good out of things until we deal with a bad situation. It helps us learn. In “Hope is the Thing with Feathers”, Emily Dickinson uses metaphors and imagery to show that hope keeps us alive, gives us
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It keeps us going. Hope is courage, strength and helps get us through tough situations. Dickinson shows imagery and personification to understand what she’s trying to say. This part of the literature is important because it ties the whole poem together by explaining no matter what hope never stops. When she explains this part of literature she explains it by using personification. For example, when she says the Gale is sweet and the storm is sore. “And never stops - at all -” The author is saying that hope is so many things and we always have it inside of us. Hope keeps us going. It’s the best thing we have in the worst situations. Hope is everywhere. It helps us stay alive because knowing that it never stops it’s like a priority to have hope in our lives. When she explains this part of literature she explains it by using imagery. For example, when she talks about land and sea. “Yet - never - in Extremity.” Extremity means limit so hope will never have a limit. We can never have too much of it. We have the strength to believe that we can have hope for anything and everything and we never have to stop. One of the reasons we are alive and can stand being on this Earth is because we have hope which gives us strength and courage.
Dickinson puts a picture in our mind and explains to us by comparing things that hope is an important thing to have. Strength is basically hope. We can choose whether to have it or not and we can control it. Courage
It keeps us going. Hope is courage, strength and helps get us through tough situations. Dickinson shows imagery and personification to understand what she’s trying to say. This part of the literature is important because it ties the whole poem together by explaining no matter what hope never stops. When she explains this part of literature she explains it by using personification. For example, when she says the Gale is sweet and the storm is sore. “And never stops - at all -” The author is saying that hope is so many things and we always have it inside of us. Hope keeps us going. It’s the best thing we have in the worst situations. Hope is everywhere. It helps us stay alive because knowing that it never stops it’s like a priority to have hope in our lives. When she explains this part of literature she explains it by using imagery. For example, when she talks about land and sea. “Yet - never - in Extremity.” Extremity means limit so hope will never have a limit. We can never have too much of it. We have the strength to believe that we can have hope for anything and everything and we never have to stop. One of the reasons we are alive and can stand being on this Earth is because we have hope which gives us strength and courage.
Dickinson puts a picture in our mind and explains to us by comparing things that hope is an important thing to have. Strength is basically hope. We can choose whether to have it or not and we can control it. Courage