by Smile
I never thought that I would find
a friend so great and a friend so kind
I look up to you in every way
'cause I learn something from you every day.
Without you I don't know where I'd be
but you're still here, friends with me
you deserve so much more than I can give
but without you I wouldn't live.
You've given me more than money can buy
and for you I'd give my all and I would die
This feeling I feel gets stronger every day
hoping not to screw it up, I constantly pray.
I know we have our problems every now and then
but once it's fixed our friendship is better times ten
and I want you to know that I truly do care
even in fights when I say things that aren't fair.
You're an angel from God up above
and I'm thankful for your understanding love
because when you're around everything seems right
and for you, until the end, I will fight.
It doesn't matter what you do or say
because you'll be my friend anyway
I know the real you that's down deep inside
and in you, I'll always confide.
Thanks for being the friend you are
you're my best friend, an angel by far
everything in you is an inspiration to do great
and you'll be loved by all cause that's your fate!
So never stop being the real and wonderful you
cause God shines through in all that you do
and whenever it seems like I'm never there
remember this: I love you and I'll always care!
http://www.netpoets.com/poems/teenfriend/1482001.htm
i just want to share this poem as i was so touched when i read it myself...the poet expressed her gratefulness to a friend she cannot live without, one whom she considers her angel because she found hope in her when she was hopeless. she said, not all angels wear wings nor reside in heaven...I too have found my angel...
29 comments:
im happy that you have found your angel..
may your angel always keep you happy and free..
you may have an angel but im sure you will always have a friend in me..
angel angel angel angel angel angel angel angel angel angel angel...be happy with her....did you enjoy your angel on november 2009....you found here in what place?
Espinosa, Delyn S. September 13, 2010
BEED-2
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
● For me the speaker of the poem is a person that she considered her friend as an angel. Angel without wings.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
●Yes, through the message of the poem, it makes us realize the significance of having a real true friend.
3. What is the occasion?
● For me the event of the poem is just like between the two friends that in every moments of their lives, through thick and thin they are always there ready to comfort, do love and care each other.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
● Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
●
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
● The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
● The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
● The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful in giving a message to the audience because it really captivated and touched my heart by reading nice poem that makes me amaze to have a true friend like an angel.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
●
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
● The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforting a friend that’s need to be lean on because of the problem that she encountered in her life.
● The structure for me is darkness and light because there’s a friend has encountered trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end. And she is also thankful for that.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
● Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
●Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
● An Angel- It symbolizes a true friend that is willing to sacrifice and help her in rough times of her life. Through thick and thin an angel is always there to give everything.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
● Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
● Hyperbole- “I’d give my all, And I would die”
It symbolizes the gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything. And it is so exaggerated to hear practically now in real life.
● Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
Espinosa, Delyn S. September 13, 2010
BEED-2
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
● For me the speaker of the poem is a person that she considered her friend as an angel. Angel without wings.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
●Yes, through the message of the poem, it makes us realize the significance of having a real true friend.
3. What is the occasion?
● For me the event of the poem is just like between the two friends that in every moments of their lives, through thick and thin they are always there ready to comfort, do love and care each other.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
● Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
●
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
● The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
● The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
● The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful in giving a message to the audience because it really captivated and touched my heart by reading nice poem that makes me amaze to have a true friend like an angel.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
●
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
● The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforting a friend that’s need to be lean on because of the problem that she encountered in her life.
● The structure for me is darkness and light because there’s a friend has encountered trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end. And she is also thankful for that.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
● Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
●Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
● An Angel- It symbolizes a true friend that is willing to sacrifice and help her in rough times of her life. Through thick and thin an angel is always there to give everything.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
● Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
● Hyperbole- “I’d give my all, And I would die”
It symbolizes the gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything. And it is so exaggerated to hear practically now in real life.
● Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
Espinosa, Delyn S. September 13, 2010
BEED-2
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
● For me the speaker of the poem is a person that she considered her friend as an angel. Angel without wings.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
●Yes, through the message of the poem, it makes us realize the significance of having a real true friend.
3. What is the occasion?
● For me the event of the poem is just like between the two friends that in every moments of their lives, through thick and thin they are always there ready to comfort, do love and care each other.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
● Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
●
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
● The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
● The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
● The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful in giving a message to the audience because it really captivated and touched my heart by reading nice poem that makes me amaze to have a true friend like an angel.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
●
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
● The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforting a friend that’s need to be lean on because of the problem that she encountered in her life.
● The structure for me is darkness and light because there’s a friend has encountered trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end. And she is also thankful for that.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
● Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
●Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
● An Angel- It symbolizes a true friend that is willing to sacrifice and help her in rough times of her life. Through thick and thin an angel is always there to give everything.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
● Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
● Hyperbole- “I’d give my all, And I would die”
It symbolizes the gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything. And it is so exaggerated to hear practically now in real life.
● Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
Espinosa, Delyn S. September 13, 2010
BEED-2
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
● For me the speaker of the poem is a person that she considered her friend as an angel. Angel without wings.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
●Yes, through the message of the poem, it makes us realize the significance of having a real true friend.
3. What is the occasion?
● For me the event of the poem is just like between the two friends that in every moments of their lives, through thick and thin they are always there ready to comfort, do love and care each other.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
● Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
●
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
● The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
● The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
● The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful in giving a message to the audience because it really captivated and touched my heart by reading nice poem that makes me amaze to have a true friend like an angel.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
●
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
● The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforting a friend that’s need to be lean on because of the problem that she encountered in her life.
● The structure for me is darkness and light because there’s a friend has encountered trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end. And she is also thankful for that.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
● Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
●Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
● An Angel- It symbolizes a true friend that is willing to sacrifice and help her in rough times of her life. Through thick and thin an angel is always there to give everything.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
● Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
● Hyperbole- “I’d give my all, And I would die”
It symbolizes the gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything. And it is so exaggerated to hear practically now in real life.
● Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
Espinosa, Delyn S. September 13, 2010
BEED-2
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
● For me the speaker of the poem is a person that she considered her friend as an angel. Angel without wings.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
●Yes, through the message of the poem, it makes us realize the significance of having a real true friend.
3. What is the occasion?
● For me the event of the poem is just like between the two friends that in every moments of their lives, through thick and thin they are always there ready to comfort, do love and care each other.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
● Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
●
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
● The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
● The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
● The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful in giving a message to the audience because it really captivated and touched my heart by reading nice poem that makes me amaze to have a true friend like an angel.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
●
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
● The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforting a friend that’s need to be lean on because of the problem that she encountered in her life.
● The structure for me is darkness and light because there’s a friend has encountered trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end. And she is also thankful for that.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
● Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
●Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
● An Angel- It symbolizes a true friend that is willing to sacrifice and help her in rough times of her life. Through thick and thin an angel is always there to give everything.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
● Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
● Hyperbole- “I’d give my all, And I would die”
It symbolizes the gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything. And it is so exaggerated to hear practically now in real life.
● Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
I really love the poem, it is about being full of gratitude to her/his wonderful best friend.When I read it and pondered, I imagined myself as the one who addresses this poem to my best friend.
Exactly, a wonderful best friend can be compared to an angel, who helping me to be happy and appreciate the goodness of life.
1. The speaker could be myself. The speaker is a full of gratitude for her best friend.
2. Yes, She is a wonderful best friend that can be compared to an angel.
3. It can be to a birthday.
4. Main part of the party
5. It will be a garden party
6. The central purpose of the poem is that, we can say that there is an angel in our day today, it is not those they are everywhere but we can't see; instead they are our best friend that can be considered as a living angel.
7. Best friends can be compared to an angel for giving hope when I was hopeless, and always there for me. It didn't matter to me what others thought of her, because she was my friend and that's all that mattered.
8. The tone of the poem really came from the heart and it really expressed how she was blessed to have a wonderful best friend by expressing her gratitude of love.
9. Sometimes we come across people in our lives who we simply can't live without. Life would be incomplete without the presence of your best friend. Always say thank you and love your best friend.
10.Best friends are treasures and it will help to comfort you in times of difficulties.
Janice C. Pagaspas
answers:
1. a girl. a person who could not live without her friend.
2.yes, we can know about it when the speaker mention like God and angels are considered in a poem.
3.sunny day
4.indoors, land.
5.no specific.
6.The speaker wants to brought and deliver her gratefulness to her friend even though it is far from her.
7. Friends are important too.
8. sad, it is affect me as a reader . I was touched by her words in her poem. because I was also fell what she fell when your Best friend far from you.
12.The imagery of the poem is a heaven. in my own point she imagine the house of angel were in her friend found..
13.Without you I don't know where I'd be
But you're still here, friends with me
You deserve so much more than I can give
But without you I wouldn't live.
=THEIR appropriateness is when a speaker write this poem for a special purpose. Her special purpose is to thank her friend for being there at her side when she was down and lonely.
MARY ANN SIMBALAN.
The poem does not tell us about the gender of the profile of the speaker. However we may say that the speaker is already a mature person able to decipher thoughts and interpret emotion. The audience is if of great importance to the speaker. The audience is addressed in the second person point of view. No special occasion is presented in the story. The speaker merely expresses his/her thoughts to the audience. It might be an event of single occurrence. There is no particular setting in time used in the story. But we may say that the event happens at once.. There is no particular setting in place. The central purpose of the poem,concerning the speaker is to express the feeling gratefulness to the audience. On the other hand the speaker immortalizes his/her emotion towards the person addressed by writing it down into a poem. A friend gives one special kind of happiness. The tone of the poems is mirthful. This is achieved by the use of adjectives that have positive denotations. The poem uses light mood words. The words angel, wonderful, and inspiration are well chosen words. They contribute to the positive effects of the poem. The term "You're an angel from GOD above" is an example of metaphor. It is appropriately used for it describes the qualities of the person the pom is all about. The angel symbolizes the person whom the poem pertains to. The line " For you I'd give my all and I would die" might be an overstatement. It makes the poem moving and appealing in the pail of the audience.
Fr:Charlotte G. Empiales
T.TH 2:30 - 4:00
Jessamine T. Salise BEED-2
online poetry analysis
1.Who is the speaker?What kind of person is the speaker?
-A person can’t live without her friend.
-The speaker is loving,independent when it comes to a friend and friendly.
2.Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker?What can we know about it(her,him or them)?
-Yes,because the speaker is a loving person,friendly and kind.
3.What is the occasion?
-The speaker is praying
4.What is the setting in time(hour,season,century,and so on)?
-The setting time is season
5.What is the setting in place(indoor or out,city or country,land or sea,region,country,hemisphere)?
-The setting place is indoor,city,land.
6.What is the central purpose of the poem?
-The purpose of the speaker is to inform the audience the important of a friend.
7.State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence.
-The poem is all about the person that can’t live without his/her friend.
8.What is the tone of the poem?How is it achieved?
-The tone of the poem is lonely and he/she show the important of what a friend is.
11.Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
-The diction of the poem is good and you touched your heart if you read it.
13.Point out examples of metaphor,simile,personification,and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
-simile
**Friend is like an angel because he/she compare his/her friend to an angel
Jessamine T. Salise BEED-2
online poetry analysis
1.Who is the speaker?What kind of person is the speaker?
-A person can’t live without her friend.
-The speaker is loving,independent when it comes to a friend and friendly.
2.Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker?What can we know about it(her,him or them)?
-Yes,because the speaker is a loving person,friendly and kind.
3.What is the occasion?
-The speaker is praying
4.What is the setting in time(hour,season,century,and so on)?
-The setting time is season
5.What is the setting in place(indoor or out,city or country,land or sea,region,country,hemisphere)?
-The setting place is indoor,city,land.
6.What is the central purpose of the poem?
-The purpose of the speaker is to inform the audience the important of a friend.
7.State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence.
-The poem is all about the person that can’t live without his/her friend.
8.What is the tone of the poem?How is it achieved?
-The tone of the poem is lonely and he/she show the important of what a friend is.
11.Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
-The diction of the poem is good and you touched your heart if you read it.
13.Point out examples of metaphor,simile,personification,and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
-simile
**Friend is like an angel because he/she compare his/her friend to an angel
Mary Anajnette A Romea
BEED 2
1.) Who is the Speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.) Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it?
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.) What is the occasion?
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in best friends.
4.) What is the setting in time?
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.) What is the setting in place?
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.) What is the central purpose of the poem
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.) State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence?
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.) What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she was to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.) Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
10.) Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
Ans: an angel.Like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforts you every now and then.
11.) Point out examples of metaphor, simile. Personification, and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.) Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.) Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What are their functions?
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anajnette A Romea
BEED 2
1.) Who is the Speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.) Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it?
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.) What is the occasion?
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in best friends.
4.) What is the setting in time?
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.) What is the setting in place?
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.) What is the central purpose of the poem
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.) State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence?
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.) What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she was to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.) Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
10.) Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
Ans: an angel.Like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforts you every now and then.
11.) Point out examples of metaphor, simile. Personification, and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.) Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.) Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What are their functions?
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anajnette A Romea
BEED 2
1.) Who is the Speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.) Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it?
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.) What is the occasion?
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in best friends.
4.) What is the setting in time?
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.) What is the setting in place?
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.) What is the central purpose of the poem
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.) State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence?
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.) What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she was to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.) Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
10.) Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
Ans: an angel.Like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforts you every now and then.
11.) Point out examples of metaphor, simile. Personification, and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.) Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.) Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What are their functions?
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anjanette A. Romea
BEED-2
1.) Who is the Speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.) Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it?
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.) What is the occasion?
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in bestfriends.
4.) What is the setting in time?
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.) What is the setting in place?
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.) What is the central purpose of the poem
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.) State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence?
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.) What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she felt to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.) Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
10.) Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
Ans: the image of the poem is our God holding the shoulder of her friend.
11.) Point out examples of metaphor, simile. Personification, and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.) Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.) Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What are their functions?
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anajnette A Romea
BEED 2
1.) Who is the Speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.) Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it?
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.) What is the occasion?
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in best friends.
4.) What is the setting in time?
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.) What is the setting in place?
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.) What is the central purpose of the poem
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.) State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence?
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.) What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she was to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.) Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
10.) Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
Ans: an angel.Like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforts you every now and then.
11.) Point out examples of metaphor, simile. Personification, and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.) Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.) Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What are their functions?
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anajnette A Romea
BEED 2
1.)
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.)
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.)
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in best friends.
4.)
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.)
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.)
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.)
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.)
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she was to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.)
Ans: None
10.)
Ans: an angel.Like an angel that God’s gift from heaven and comforts you every now and then.
11.)
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.)
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.)
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anjanette A. Romea
BEED- 2
1.) Who is the Speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.) Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it?
Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.) What is the occasion?
Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in bestfriends.
4.) What is the setting in time?
Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.) What is the setting in place?
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.) What is the central purpose of the poem
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.) State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence?
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.) What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she felt to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
9.) Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
10.) Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
Ans: the image of the poem is our God holding the shoulder of her friend.
11.) Point out examples of metaphor, simile. Personification, and metonymy, and explain their appropriateness.
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
12.) Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
13.) Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What are their functions?
Ans: Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Mary Anjanette A Romea
BEED 2
1.)
Ans: The Speaker of the poem is the narrator, the narrator expressed her feelings
to her friend, a feeling like it was the best friend she was ever had.
2.)Ans: Yes, there is. Her friend. She is a good friend of her, that no matter what happen her friend will stay and depend on her as long as God will not send her friend to heaven.
3.)Ans: The occasion of the poem was the day of Valentines day. The day of loving, not just for lovers but also in best friends.
4.)Ans: For me the setting of the time is rainy season in a grateful time.
5.)
Ans: Indoor. Inside the room of her friend that they are looking outside the window.
6.)
Ans: The purpose of the poem is to inspire. “That together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but not in heart”
7.)
Ans: “When its hurt to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can look beside you and your best friend will be there, as your Angel”
8.)
Ans: the tone of the poem expressed gratefulness to her friend that would never leave her. A friend that will always gave her hope when she felt hopeless. Like an angel in heaven that will stay on her side. How lucky she felt to known someone who was so hard to say goodbye.
11)Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out word that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
Ans: None
12)
Ans: the image of the poem is our God holding the shoulder of her friend.
13)
Metaphor: “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she comparing her friend like an Angel
Metonymy: An Angel to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
14)
Ans: the symbol of the poem is a pair of shoes for you to walk. "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."
15)
Ans:
Hyperbole: I'd give my all and I would die
The speaker used that statement, just to let know her friend how important she is to her.
Hyperbole: You've given me more than money can buy.
The speaker trying to expressed her gratefulness and sincere of a friend that is willing to sacrifice everything.
Grecil Dacera Sept.14,2010
BEED-4
My Angel and Friend
1.Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
.A person who could read the poem can be a speaker. (1st person)
2.Is there an identifiable
audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her,him, or them)?
.The speaker is talking this to his/her friend.
3.What is the occasion?
.The poem is applicable in everyday life even without special occasions.
4.What is the setting in time(hour,season,century,and so on)?
.Every minute and every second,everyday.and every hour.
5.What is the setting place (indoors or out, city or country, land or sea,region,country,hemisphere)?
.The setting of the poem was indoor in the land of country.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
.To inculcate into the mind and heart of the reader that a friend should be treasured for being an extraordinary friend in life.
7.State the central idea or theme of the poem in a sentence.
.Friendship must be treasured because this is a thing that money cant buy.
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
.The tone of the poem is full of joy. It was achieved through the feelings I felt when I am reading the poem..it touches my heart.
9.Discuss the diction of the poem. What kind of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
.Friend > this is particularly chosen because the poem is talking about friendship
.Real > this is particularly chosen because of its meaningfulness, it describes to a friend.
.Angel > because it gives light to the life of the speaker.
10.Discuss the imagery of the poem.What kind of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
.When I was reading the poem I emediately imagine my bestfriend for being here always at my side comforting and helping me through thick and thin,through good and bad times.
11.Point out examples of metaphor,simile,personification,and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
.metaphor
"Youre my best friend an angel by far"
>It tooks about a friend that for her it seems like an angel by far that an angel is always doing good for the benefit of their friendship.
12.Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical,explain the allegory
."You've given me more than money can buy"
>it tooks about an actions ,like being cared by a friend.His time and effort is given to a friend that made them bestfriends,this are the things that money cant buy.
13.Point out and explain exaples of paradox ,overstatement,understatement,and irony.What is their function?
.Hyperbole="Id give my all and I would die"
>for me this how a true friend can do for the sake of thier friendship.
Janice Penaloza
. The speaker of the poem is the narrator who really appreciates and treasures the beauty of friendship; not with what we have but of whom we are.
2. Yes, there is in which the audience is the narrator’s best friend.
3. The occasion is in friendship day. It may also happen of a friend celebrating her birthday by writing this poem in a card.
4. Summer is the setting in time where sunset.
5. The setting in place is outdoor in which it is under the tree.
6. The central purpose of the poem is to inform that friendship is one of the most beautiful relations of all. It is a divine blessing of God. Life with friends becomes an easy going journey that you would never like to get over with. Each day spent with them is to be cherished in a different way even if some days bring lot of misunderstandings or fights. But whatever it is, friendship is an old book, while turning its pages you go through a lot of mixed feelings realizing that even after sharing the best and the worst you are still together.
7. Friends are great creature from God. Indeed truly great friends are hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget.
8. The tone of the poem is happy. It is achieved by which the reader can easily relate the greatness of having a true friend which she considers her angel.
11. “I never thought that I would find a friend so great and a friend so kind” In our generation today, it is very much rare to find a friend who is so great and so kind. Two friends are enough. Three friends are too many to stay in your lifetime. Thus, we must know how to value our friends. The words that have been used in the poem are not that to deep. It should contain colourful words so that the reader and the listener will find it an interesting one.
12. It contains visual imagery.
13. “You're an angel from God up above.” This is an example of metaphor in which a friend is being compared by an angel.
14. The angel represents her best friend.
15. None.
Rusty Jane B. Simacon
1. The speaker was a person who had a friend.
2. Yes, the audience was the speaker’s best friend.
3. Best Friend’s Day
4. Present time
5. In their hangout place
6. Friendship
7. True friends are hard to find, so if you found one be thankful and don’t let them go, value them and give them importance, they are priceless.
8. The tone is happy. It can be achieved successfully especially when readers already have friends.
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11. The diction of the poem are not that perfect because some words are not appropriately used but there are still some words that are particularly fitted to what really the speaker means. For example, “a friend so great and a friend so kind” where I think everyone would really consider every friend as a kind one.
12. The imagery used in the poem was visual imagery since the speaker seemed to see his best friend as his angel.
13. “you're my best friend, an angel by far”, these line is an example of metaphor which the speaker was denoting an angel as his best friend.
14. The angel symbolizes the character of the speaker’s best friend. It is an allegorical poem because from the title itself it shows how the speakers best friend was describe or represented by an angel.
15. “but without you I wouldn't live.” These line is an example of an overstatement because a person can still live without a best friend. It is very impossible if you will die if you don’t have a best friend.
Rian Virich B.Suan September 13, 2010
BEED-3
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
= a person who have friend. she/he friendly, lovable,sweet and carring.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
= Yes, the audience is the speaker, best friend.
3. What is the occasion?
= For me the event or occasion is a best friend week.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
= present time, Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
= maybe, their favorite place, or its a hang out place.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
= The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
= The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”:)
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
= The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful because the poem it shared with the readers giving a inspiration.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
=the diction of the poem are not that perfect becuase some words are not appropriate and particular but these are also some which are well chosen like angels as a friend.
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
= The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven.
= The structure for me is sun and moon because there’s a friend has encountered many trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
= Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
= Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
= Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
= Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
= for me it is not allegorical because it doesnt have any word that was not explained or given. allegory is a figurative mode of presentation conveying meaning other than literal.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
= overstatement can be usually find in these poem like the lines "without you, i woulndnt".it is overstatement because a person can still live without bestfriend. this overstatement is used inorder for the speaker to be more expressive about his/her feelings.
Rian Virich B.Suan September 13, 2010
BEED-3
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
= a person who have friend. she/he friendly, lovable,sweet and carring.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
= Yes, the audience is the speaker, best friend.
3. What is the occasion?
= For me the event or occasion is a best friend week.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
= present time, Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
= maybe, their favorite place, or its a hang out place.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
= The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
= The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”:)
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
= The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful because the poem it shared with the readers giving a inspiration.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
=the diction of the poem are not that perfect becuase some words are not appropriate and particular but these are also some which are well chosen like angels as a friend.
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
= The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven.
= The structure for me is sun and moon because there’s a friend has encountered many trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
= Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
= Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
= Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
= Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
= for me it is not allegorical because it doesnt have any word that was not explained or given. allegory is a figurative mode of presentation conveying meaning other than literal.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
= overstatement can be usually find in these poem like the lines "without you, i woulndnt".it is overstatement because a person can still live without bestfriend. this overstatement is used inorder for the speaker to be more expressive about his/her feelings.
Rian Virich B.Suan September 13, 2010
BEED-3
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
= a person who have friend. she/he friendly, lovable,sweet and carring.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
= Yes, the audience is the speaker, best friend.
3. What is the occasion?
= For me the event or occasion is a best friend week.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
= present time, Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
= maybe, their favorite place, or its a hang out place.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
= The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
= The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”:)
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
= The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful because the poem it shared with the readers giving a inspiration.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
=the diction of the poem are not that perfect becuase some words are not appropriate and particular but these are also some which are well chosen like angels as a friend.
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
= The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven.
= The structure for me is sun and moon because there’s a friend has encountered many trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
= Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
= Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
= Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
= Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
= for me it is not allegorical because it doesnt have any word that was not explained or given. allegory is a figurative mode of presentation conveying meaning other than literal.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
= overstatement can be usually find in these poem like the lines "without you, i woulndnt".it is overstatement because a person can still live without bestfriend. this overstatement is used inorder for the speaker to be more expressive about his/her feelings.
Rian Virich B.Suan September 13, 2010
BEED-3
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
= a person who have friend. she/he friendly, lovable,sweet and carring.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
= Yes, the audience is the speaker, best friend.
3. What is the occasion?
= For me the event or occasion is a best friend week.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
= present time, Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
= maybe, their favorite place, or its a hang out place.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
= The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
= The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”:)
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
= The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful because the poem it shared with the readers giving a inspiration.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
=the diction of the poem are not that perfect becuase some words are not appropriate and particular but these are also some which are well chosen like angels as a friend.
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
= The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven.
= The structure for me is sun and moon because there’s a friend has encountered many trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
= Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
= Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
= Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
= Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
= for me it is not allegorical because it doesnt have any word that was not explained or given. allegory is a figurative mode of presentation conveying meaning other than literal.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
= overstatement can be usually find in these poem like the lines "without you, i woulndnt".it is overstatement because a person can still live without bestfriend. this overstatement is used inorder for the speaker to be more expressive about his/her feelings.
Rian Virich B.Suan September 19, 2010
BEED-3
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
= a person who have friend. she/he friendly, lovable,sweet and caring.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
= Yes, the audience is the speaker, best friend.
3. What is the occasion?
= For me the event or occasion is a best friend week.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
= present time, Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
= maybe, their favorite place, or its a hang out place.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
= The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
= The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”:)
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
= The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful because the poem it shared with the readers giving a inspiration.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
=the diction of the poem are not that perfect because some words are not appropriate and particular but these are also some which are well chosen like angels as a friend.
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
= The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven.
= The structure for me is sun and moon because there’s a friend has encountered many trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
= Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
= Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
= Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
= Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
= for me it is not allegorical because it doesn't have any word that was not explained or given. allegory is a figurative mode of presentation conveying meaning other than literal.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
= overstatement can be usually find in these poem like the lines "without you, i wouldn't".it is overstatement because a person can still live without best-friend. this overstatement is used in-order for the speaker to be more expressive about his/her feelings.
Rian Virich B.Suan September 13, 2010
BEED-3
My Angel and Friend
1. Who is the speaker? What kind of person is the speaker?
= a person who have friend. she/he friendly, lovable,sweet and caring.
2. Is there an identifiable audience for the speaker? What can we know about it (her, him or them)?
= Yes, the audience is the speaker, best friend.
3. What is the occasion?
= For me the event or occasion is a best friend week.
4. What is the setting in time? (Hour, season, century, and so on)?
= present time, Every day, every now and then and every moments of their lives.
5. What is the setting in place? (Indoors or out, city or country, land or sea, region, country, hemisphere)?
= maybe, their favorite place, or its a hang out place.
6. What is the central purpose of the poem?
= The central purpose of the poem is for all the people that has a true friend in life that we have to be an angel to our friend in our own little ways. We should appreciate them and thank them for being always with us in every moment of our lives; either it is good or bad.
7. State the central idea or theme in a sentence.
= The central idea or theme of the poem is “ A real true friend is someone willing to protect, fight and always there to give everything for the sake of your friendship.”:)
8. What is the tone of the poem? How is it achieved?
= The tone of the poem is HAPPY because the person is thankful to have an angel friend that God’s given above. Yes, it is really successful because the poem it shared with the readers giving a inspiration.
11. Discuss the diction of the poem. Point out words that are particularly well chosen and explain why?
=the diction of the poem are not that perfect because some words are not appropriate and particular but these are also some which are well chosen like angels as a friend.
12. Discuss the imagery of the poem. What kinds of imagery are used? Is there a structure of imagery?
= The imagery or the picture that I can visualize in the poem is like an angel that God’s gift from heaven.
= The structure for me is sun and moon because there’s a friend has encountered many trials and difficulties in life but through an angel friend, who always to lean on and give lightness to her at the end.
13. Point out examples of metaphor, simile, personification, and metonymy and explain their appropriateness.
= Metaphor = “you’re an angel from up above.”
I consider it metaphor because she is referring her friend to an angel without wings.
= Metonymy = An Angel- to a friend
An angel is referring in the poem as a friend.
= Hyperbole- “You’re given more than money can buy”
I choose this as a hyperbole it’s given me exaggerated to read or express the feelings of a friend. And its symbolizes presence or comfort of an angel friend who’s always there to help her every now and then.
= Irony- “Thanks for being a friend you are”
The function of that phrase is to let the reader or audience to realize the value or essence of a real true friend.
14. Point out and explain any symbols. If the poem is allegorical, explain the allegory.
= for me it is not allegorical because it doesn't have any word that was not explained or given. allegory is a figurative mode of presentation conveying meaning other than literal.
15. Point out and explain examples of paradox, overstatement, understatement, and irony. What is there function?
= overstatement can be usually find in these poem like the lines "without you, i wouldn't".it is overstatement because a person can still live without bestfriend. this overstatement is used inorder for the speaker to be more expressive about his/her feelings.
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