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With a partner, discuss the following:
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
3 For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and hoe important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman. Why do you say that is the killed?
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
6. Kindly upload your softcopy on my blogspot on or before Thursday, Nov. 26, 2015.
Girls Working in Banks
By: karl Shapiro
Girls working I banks wear bouffant hair and shed
In their passage over the rather magnificent floors
Tiny shreds of perforated paper, body flakes.
They walk through rows of youngwish vice-presidents
With faraway looks, who dandle pencils and tend to ignore
The little tigerish lights flashing on their telephones.
When the girls return to their stations behind a friendly grid
They out money neatly or graciously take it,
For not far from them the great interior glow of a vault
Built out of beaten dimes, stands open, shines,
Beaming security without ostentation.
If you glance inside it there’s nothing to be seen
But burnished drawers and poslished steel elbows
Of the great machine of the door. It’s s speckles world
With nobody inside it, like the bestroom in a crate.
The girls change places frequently, moving their own addresses
From Open to close, next counter, or they walk away
With surprising freedom behind a wall or rise up on escalators
Past aging and well-groomed guards whose pistols seem
Almost a apologetic as they watch people
Bending over Formica stand-up desks writing
With ballpoint pens attached to rosary chains,
After which the people select a queue in which they stand
Pious, abashed at the papery transactions,
And eventually walk with the subtlest sense if relief
Out of revolving doors into the glorious anonymous streets.
Loose woman
By: X.J. Kennedy
Someone who well new how shed toss her chin
Passing the firehouse oglers, at their taunt,
Let it be flung up higher than shed want,
Just held fast by a little hinge of skin
Two boys come from the river
Of underbrush and stooped. One wrecked a pair
Of sneakers blundering into her hair
And that day made a different sort of catch.
Her next-best talent, setting tonues to buzz,
Lasts longer than her best. It still occurs
To wonderhad she been our fault or hers
And had she loved him. Who the bastard was,
Though long tyhey asked and notebooked round about
And turned up not afew who would have known
That white inch where her neck met shoulderbone,
Was one thing more we never did find out.
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Anasario, Kiezl Grace
Tanginan, Glycel
AS ENGLISH3
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do this symbols stand for FIREHOUSE - an overflowing lust. GUARDS - Angel's in heaven BANK - human beings VAULT - gate of heaven
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem. The "firehouse" in the poem Loose Woman helps the readers predict who the killer was. Through the use of this symbol it became more easier to understand and determine the motivation why the two man killed the woman in the poem. The "Guards" in the poem Girls Working in the Bank, they represent the angels in heaven who oversee the people on the Earth. The "Bank" represents the world where human beings live. And the "Vault" represents the gate of heaven. This symbols help the readers to understand the connotative meaning of the poem which talks about how the people can achieve eternal life in paradise.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization. This establishment help the people to earn and save their money in a secured way. Through this, they can also help our country to progress further. It can also build a harmonious relationship of different kind of civilization through the means of exchanging money just like the dollars and peso.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is killed? The two man killed the woman, because of their overflowing lust represented by "firehouse ogler". Though maybe the two doesn't really mean to kill the woman but hen because of their lustful attitude they could not control himself anymore, the two was carried away by their emotions that lead to wrong decisions.
and actions.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in the Banks? "Do good deeds to achieve the glory of heaven"
B. What is the the theme of the Loose Woman? "Lust can destroy someone even yourself"
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DELA CERNA, QUEENIE B. ASENGL3
IBIAS, MARY BHEL B. TTH 4-5:30
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
A. Vault- secret
Anonymous streets- new journey of adventure wherein you wouldn’t know what will happen next
Guards- safety
B. Firehouse- overflowing lust
Notebook- sort of information
Neck met shoulder bone- death
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
The “vault” symbolizes secret and helps the readers understand that this thing is the keeper of valuable things or documents. The “anonymous streets” serves as the new journey wherein the readers know that there is something awaits for them either safety or danger lurking around and the “guards” symbolizes safety knowing that in reality it’s there real duty. The “neck met shoulder bone” helps the readers predict or interpret that she was dead. The “firehouse” also helps the readers to guess who the killer was and lastly the “notebook” which is the source of information.
3. For Girls working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
He discusses the nature of banks by stating the daily routine of the people inside the bank, the teller, the bodyguards and how they do their job, also the people who come inside the bank for their transactions. These establishments are important to different kind of civilization because this is where they kept their money; open an account to access through ATM when paying.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killer?
For us, the boy killed the woman, because it was stated in the second line of the poem the “firehouse oglers”, this means lust towards a person. Maybe she had killed her because the girl didn’t want to.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in the Banks?
Greatest reward awaits for hard work.
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
Uncontrolled lust leads to danger.
Buntog , Jerica O.
Cruan, Angelyn A.
ASENGL-3
Let’s talk about girls
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
Girls Working in the banks
Vault- symbolizes secret
Revolving doors- symbolizes the cycle of human fate.
Papery transaction- symbolizes the principles of a person.
Loose woman
Fare house- symbolizes sexual desire
Catch- symbolizes the victim
White inch- Death
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
Through the mentioned symbols above (vault, revolving doors, papery transaction), the meaning of the poem Girls working in Banks by Karl Shapiro was achieved. The vault symbolizes secrets, the revolving doors symbolizes the cycle of human fate and lastly is the papery transaction which symbolizes the principles of a person holds. Based from this, the meaning of the poem is all about the secrets in a person’s life. What comes before us is a whole lot of secrets. The world never stops turning and so our life never stop turning. Also, people live by principles. Wherever the world takes you, people should live his or her principles to stand through struggles or good times.
On the other hand, the poem loose woman, is all about a woman who was being raped and killed by her ex-lover and the companion of her lover where on the later part the two boys taught of where to blame the incident to the woman or to them. We come to this conclusion through the symbolism of fire house, catch and
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and hoe important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Karl Shapiro describes the nature of banks on the poem as; things are in order and also the employees. Everything that’s inside on that building was being secured by power and that was gun. Banks are important to different kinds of civilization because the banks hold the money and money runs everything.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that she is killed?
The two boys killed the woman. She was killed through rape, to support this. The poem mentioned
about strong interest for sexual attraction which resulted to rape. On the later part of the poem, the narrator mentioned where to put the blame to the woman or to them? It was also said that the neck of the woman in the poem met her shoulderbone which means the woman was killed in the end.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
Uncertainties of life comes unexpectedly.
B. What is the theme of Loose woman?
Too much sexual attraction is no good.
Dayonayos, Rinan T.
Laguardia, Mia Raquel Q.
AB English 3 TTh(4-5:30pm)
Understanding Poetry
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stands for?
Girls Working in Banks
Door- Stands as a device that keeps a person in or out for both banking and religion.
Vault- Stands as something where assets like money or other valuable assets are kept.
Floor- The grand surrounding the meaning of the poem.
Loose Woman
White inch- Stands as death.
Firehouse- Stands as people overflowing lust.
Neck met shoulder bone- Stands as severe injured.
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
Girls Working in Banks
Through the different symbols, a reader cannot just take the poem literary. He has to think deeper to get the real message of the poem. The symbol serves as the metaphor wherein the reader can apply the law of likeness in order to perceive the intended message by the author in a meaningful and artistic way.
Loose Woman
Through the symbols white inch, firehouse and neck met shoulder bone the Loose Woman refers to the flirt woman was raped and killed by the two man oglers because the lust they felt.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
The nature of bank in Shapiro’s poem is that the people inside it are so busy. Like the vice president for instance who were described in the story, as someone who are not focused in the girls but on something far away. Banks are very important to different kinds of civilization because it has task to take care of the money of a person or group of people, provide people loan which contributes not only to a person but also to a certain society.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killed?
The woman was killed by the two man oglers, because they had extreme desire to touch the body of flirt woman who she felt herself that she’s beautiful and they had wanted to make bad intention to the woman. We can say that the woman was killed through at the last part of the poem stated “that white inch where her neck met shoulderbone, Was one thing more we never did find out.” So based on that lines it is describes that the woman was laid down with her positioned of her neck was into the shoulderbone and it is possible that she cannot fight back to the two man oglers because they’re was to strong.
5.A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
Money and religion sometimes create barriers between people.
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
Lust is the craving for salt of a man who is dying of thirst.
Bruce Marco Acosta
Leomar Onido
AS English 3 TTh 4:00-5:30pm
1. Identify at least 3 symbols found in the poems. Identify what these symbols stand for.
Money – secrets
Bank and vault – trusted friend/friends
Firehouse oglers – passion
Catch – attention
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem
The reason money symbolizes secrets, is because we keep secrets all the time. It is only a matter of “amount” that we really keep from others. So, we need to keep it somewhere else, which is the bank. It is because we cannot help the pressure that the secrets are causing us. The bank and vault are your trusted friend/friends because there is really that one place/person that we really trust and share our secrets to. The firehouse ogler represents passion because of the fire that the firehouse is omitting. Catch symbolizes attention because the way that it was used, “ And that day made a different sort of catch.” It is used as being observed.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
The bank is made to secure the valuable things you want to keep from danger. It is different from the other establishments because it was designed to keep money, documents, jewelries, and more. It is also surrounded by security features and guards to really have personnel at the bank.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killer?
No one killed the woman because it was never stated in the poem and it is hard to assume.
5. A. what is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
Formalities and grace can make you and your place better.
B. what is the theme of Loose Woman?
Moving on is harder than acceptance, some people are just not meant for you.
Bruce Marco Acosta
Leomar Onido
AS English 3 TTh 4:00-5:30pm
1. Identify at least 3 symbols found in the poems. Identify what these symbols stand for.
Money – secrets
Bank and vault – trusted friend/friends
Firehouse oglers – passion
Catch – attention
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem
The reason money symbolizes secrets, is because we keep secrets all the time. It is only a matter of “amount” that we really keep from others. So, we need to keep it somewhere else, which is the bank. It is because we cannot help the pressure that the secrets are causing us. The bank and vault are your trusted friend/friends because there is really that one place/person that we really trust and share our secrets to. The firehouse ogler represents passion because of the fire that the firehouse is omitting. Catch symbolizes attention because the way that it was used, “ And that day made a different sort of catch.” It is used as being observed.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
The bank is made to secure the valuable things you want to keep from danger. It is different from the other establishments because it was designed to keep money, documents, jewelries, and more. It is also surrounded by security features and guards to really have personnel at the bank.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killer?
No one killed the woman because it was never stated in the poem and it is hard to assume.
5. A. what is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
Formalities and grace can make you and your place better.
B. what is the theme of Loose Woman?
Moving on is harder than acceptance, some people are just not meant for you.
Gerard L. Caylan
Efren Santiago Jr.
AB English 3
Understanding Poetry
11/26/15
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
“Girl Working in Bank”
Pistol- stands for how girls are being protected while working.
Polished steel elbows- it stands on how girls are hard-working on their job.
Formica- stands as how girls stand for formally as they write something in their desk.
“Loose Woman”
Notebook- stands for information about the woman who raped
Firehouse- stands for lust
Buzz- stands for the desire of two men
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
In the “Girl Working in Bank,” These symbols portray the value of women on how we respect them in the society and how women are very hard working. Also, it shows the indulgence of women as how they trying to work hard in order to have high income. It focuses on the money in a sense that usually women working in the bank are not only focusing on the money but they focuses on their work. While in the “Loose Woman,” is about a woman who was being assaulted and slaughtered by two men were on the later part the two young men taught of where to accuse the occurrence to the lady on them.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and hoe important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Shapiro describes the nature of bank on what happen in reality inside the in bank especially on how banks are working in general. I believe that the persona trying to visualize the process on how a certain work in the bank is being done. However, banks implicate the importance on having in a society, in which we consider that if we don’t have this establishment, we cannot secure properly our own money to earn, save and loan.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that the woman killed?
The two men executed the woman, in view of their flooding desire spoke. In spite of the fact that possibly the two men doesn't generally mean to execute the lady yet due to their lascivious state of mind they couldn't control himself anymore, the two was distracted by their feelings that prompt wrong choices.
5. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks? What is the theme of Loose Woman?
A. Girls have also power to do work in other fields.
B. We must aware in our surrounding because perhaps, there will be danger.
Ardeña, Janelyn C.
Pamawos, Vanessa C.
ASENGL3 TTh ( 4:00-5:30)
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
• Bank symbolizes power and secure place.
• Security guard symbolizes God
• Firehouse symbolizes lust or strong sexual attraction
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
Bank symbolizes power and secure place. This symbol achieves the meaning of the poem. The poem talks about the nature of the bank and the church. The symbol of the bank helps to achieve this meaning because the bank represents power and secured place. It symbolizes secured place because of the security guards that armed pistol and their money is secured. The other one that contributes the meaning of the poem is the security guard who symbolizes God. The reason for this is, just like the guard, God always watching over us to secure our safety. In the poem Loose Woman, the symbol that is used is the firehouse. It helps to achieve the meaning of the poem, which talks about a woman who was raped and murdered. The firehouse suggests fire, fire means hot and hotness refers to a strong sexual attraction or lust. In short, firehouse symbolizes lust.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and hoe important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Shapiro described the nature of the bank and the importance of these establishments to different kinds of civilization by illustrating the daily routine in the bank. In the poem, Shapiro stated the transactions in the bank. For example, some people go to the bank to deposit their money and some withdraw their money. These establishments are very important to different kinds of civilization because it helps people to secure their money that they got from their sweat. Also, nowadays bank is very important in business transactions.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killed?
The woman was killed by a boy. She was killed by the boy because he had a lust on her. The guy admired the beauty of the woman who usually passed in front of him. Unfortunately, the woman always ignored him that’s why he raped and killed the woman.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
Confinement controls people.
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
Sometimes, lust leads someone to commit crime.
BAYTA, BREENY JEAN
PAHUNANG, CHANTAL DOMINIQUE
ASENGL-3
UNDERSTANDING POETRY (TTH 4-5:30 PM)
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
A. Girls Working in Banks
vault- symbolizes safekeeping of valuables and it’s also a symbol of power and strength.
rosary chains- symbolizes faith
revolving doors-symbolizes a passage from one phase to another in your life, a new beginning, change, or momentum in your life
B. Loose woman
river- symbolizes the tranquility of place.
two boys- symbolize the wickedness of human being.
woman- symbolizes temptation.
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
A. Girls Working in Banks
The meaning of the poem Girls working in Banks by Karl Shapiro was achieved by these symbols: vault, rosary chains and revolving doors. Vault symbolizes precious things and desires of a human being; it’s where they can find strength to live with means. And they believe into deeper thoughts of the rosary chains, which mean their strong faith to God. Lastly, the revolving doors which symbolizes a passage from one phase to another in their life, a new beginning, change, or momentum in life. It also talks about how they found the self-confidence and courage to do it. They’ve also opened up about how they recovered from their mistakes. So underneath it all, they have to overcome fear and uncertainty.
B. Loose woman
This symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem by using it in order to comprehend easily by the readers what was the deeper meaning of the poem that the author wants us to discover.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Shapiro talks about the reality of how a bank works. The people are well trained, experienced, and capable brain power available if they are to continue to grow economically. The importance of these establishments to different kinds of civilization is way too good. It’s not only a place to for someone to secure his valuable things but also a great help concerning money. In some way, we could be able to think wisely in terms of these aspects.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killed?
The two boys are the ones who killed the woman because when the woman passed on the firehouse. They stare at her in lecherous look and they are the one who came from the river. Maybe before killing the girl, they raped it first before the tragic incident.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
The mind creates windows of opportunity one can choose to follow.
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
Hidden desires as destructive force.
Noquial, Jireh Grace V.
Unson, Hershey Rose N.
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
• Magnificent floor- girls magnificent beauty in the bank
• Crate – a room where important things are kept
• Escalator- a path way which you can decide where you want to go
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem
Magnificent floor symbolizes the magnificent beauty of the girls found in the lobby where they assist keeping presumably large amounts of money. The crate symbolizes the storage box where the money are put and of which focused on the interior of the vault suggest that there is something important about this unseen space, though it is not exactly clear what does it is. The escalator symbolizes the path way of the people of where they should go. Base on the symbols used, it only deals on the people’s way of life for they are the one decides how they live and how they can handle it smoothly.
3. For girls working banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Shapiro describes the nature of banks by showing us the different works of people inside the bank of which each of the workers has a deeper meaning. Banks are very important in different kinds of civilization in a way that it gives us realization that money and religion creates people to be separated because sometimes people can’t see the real value of money and forget the teachings of religion.
4. For loose woman, who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killed?
The woman was killed one of the boys in the firehouse where the woman pass in front of them because as the woman passing through the firehouse there were boys who lusted her. The boy admired him so much that’s why he was raped and killed.
5. A. what is the theme of girls working in banks?
Money has never been made to a man to be happy.
B. what is the theme of loose woman?
Lust can trapped you in a never ending sin and repent cycle that you can’t never escape from
Junio, Carradine M.
Ruita, Sarah Mae O.
AS ENGLISH 3 (TTh 4:00-5:30 PM)
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
• Bank stands for a human being.
• Guards stands for an angels in heaven.
• Firehouse stands for an overflowing lust.
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
• The word “bank” in the poem Girls Working in Banks represents where the human beings live. The word “guards” represents the angels in heaven knowing that their only duty is for us to become safe. Lastly, the word “firehouse” in the poem Loose Woman represents an overflowing lust, this is to predict the readers who the killer was.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and hoe important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
• Shapiro described to us the nature of banks by presenting a detailed bank scene as it appear on any business to the clients who take good care of their money and their banking needs. These establishments are important to the different kinds of civilization because this is where they deposits, pay interest, clear check, make loans, act as an intermediary in financial transactions, and provide other financial services to its customers.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killed?
• A woman was not killed but she killed herself because of her bastard love one as it was said that “that white inch where her neck met shoulder bone”. It was seen by the two boys from the river, which they also saw and read the notebook which perhaps it came from the woman.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
A. “Money makes the world go round” because in the banks it was described as secured for all the business transactions. By this, people can work well because of this as one worker’s purpose.
B. “Too much love can depress a person.” In the poem, it was entitled the “Loose Woman” because the woman did a suicide for which maybe she is problematic to his love ones as described in the poem as a bastard. The body of the woman was seen by the two boys who was so pity. At the end of the poem it was said that, “was one thing more we never did find out” it means that the two boys didn’t know more information about her death.
Jehanne Joyce Calabio
Marichu Jane Martillan
AB-ENGL3
TTH 4:00-5:30pm
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
A. Bank- Church
B. Girls- Father/Bishop
C. Vault- The core belief of the Religion
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
-The “bank” symbolizes as the church where the idea of servicing the costumer is like the idea in the church. The people queue in which they stand and bending over Formica stand-up desks writing with ballpoint pens attached to rosary chains was like those people who were praying, asking forgiveness, “pangalawat” and to have confession to the father /Bishop represented by those “Girls” in the poem. The people are walking in a delicate and mysterious way because they do believe that in that secured “Vault” there is still hope but if you glance inside on it, there’s nothing to be seen and nobody inside on it, so it means that the institutions are empty at the core, yet the people will find its own center even though they are walking in a glorious anonymous streets.
3. For Girls working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
-Karl Shapiro’s described the nature of banks in the scene on how the working Girls accommodate those clients who walk in to take care of their banking needs. Their establishments were important specially in dealing money transactions. The bank serves a big help in keeping assets, large amounts of money and other valuables which makes it important to different kinds of civilization.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman. Why do you say that is the killed?
- The two boys killed the woman. The two boys suggest strong interest or desire that shows sexual attraction towards the woman. And the woman killed through rape. As the poem mentioned about desire and sexual attraction that leads to cause rape. And end up the woman was killed by rape.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
- Life is the ability to face uncertainty of the future with curiosity and optimism.
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
- Too much desire and attraction is harmful.
EMBERGA, Gerald
RENTUTAR, Reyjan
ASENGL-3 TTH 4:00-5:30
Understanding Poetry
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stand for?
Bank- symbolizes power and secure spot.
Security guard- symbolizes God
Firehouse- symbolizes desire or solid sexual fascination
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
Bank symbolizes power and secure spot. This image accomplishes the significance of the poem. The poem discusses the way of the bank and the congregation. The image of the bank accomplishes this significance in light of the fact that the bank speaks to power and secured place. It symbolizes secured place in light of the security guards that equipped gun and their cash is secured. The other one that contributes the significance of the poem is the security guard who symbolizes God. The explanation behind this is, much the same as the guards, God continually viewing over us to secure our wellbeing. In the poem Loose Woman, the image that is utilized is the firehouse. It accomplishes the importance of the poem, which discusses a lady who was assaulted and killed. The firehouse recommends flame, flame implies hot and hotness alludes to a solid sexual fascination or desire. So, firehouse symbolizes desire.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and hoe important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Shapiro depicts the way of banks by demonstrating to us the distinctive works of individuals inside the bank of which each of the labourers has a more profound importance. Banks are vital in various types of development in a way that it gives us acknowledgment that cash and religion makes individuals to be isolated on the grounds that occasionally individuals can't see the genuine estimation of cash and overlook the teachings of religion.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman? Why do you say that is the killed?
The two man executed the lady, as a result of their flooding desire spoke to by "firehouse ogler". In spite of the fact that possibly the two doesn't generally mean to execute the lady yet then due to their licentious state of mind they couldn't control themselves any longer, the two was diverted by their feelings that prompt wrong choices.
5. A. What is the theme of Girls Working in Banks?
The psyche makes windows of chance one can take after
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
Desire can demolish somebody even yourself
Ampinos, Aiza
Salem, Irish Joy
ASENGL3
1. Identify atleast 3 symbols found in the poems. What do these symbols stands for?
Vault- Gate of Heaven
Firehouse- A spate of passion
Guards- Angel in Heaven
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
Symbolism can enhance writing, especially in poems, and sometimes can represent different things. In the Karl Shapiro's Girls Working in Banks, the symbols that he used help the reader capture images on his/her imagination. Providing vivid representation of things.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
Shapiro describes the casual environment of bank. The grandeur of its sorrounding, in the line "rather magnificient floor". It also describes the interior vault of the bank in which the assets are kept including large amounts of money and other valuables.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman. Why do you say that is the killed?
It was the two boys who killed the woman because of their sexual desire for her. They killed her by wrecking a pair of sneakers that blundered into her hair. In the line "And that day made a different sort of catch" proves that the woman died and does implying that she is the "different catch".
5. A. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
"We must do good things to ring up the delight of the Heaven".
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
"Even you passion can shatter yourself".
Hazel V. Nipalar
ASENGL3
Understanding Poetry
TTh 4:00-5:30
1. Identify least 3 symbols found in the poems. What these symbols stand for?
Bank - A place for working people.
Money - A thing which kept in a safe place.
Vault - A place for keeping important things.
2. Discuss how these symbols help achieve the meaning of the poem.
These symbols helps the readers to comprehend the deeper meaning of the poems and It guides the readers to be productive in reading. The word "bank" It symbolizes a place for working people and the readers could actually imagine how the people work for their individual task. The word "money" is attached in the word bank and It is a thing that kept in the safe place and the people who are incharge they will get the money neatly and graciously from the "vault" and vault is a place symbolizing the safety place.
3. For Girls Working in Banks, discuss how Shapiro described to us the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization.
For girls working in banks, Shapiro discribed the nature of banks and how important these establishments to different kinds of civilization because in every transactions happened in the bank is actually the daily routine of every working individual whose working for their own task. They worked individually as a productive workers showing how their own effective ways of organizing their works particularly as a working individual. The important thing is how people doing their daily task and or routine as a guard, as a teller, as a costumer and as a manager. It emphasizes how the society and individual work together to form a civilized society with the help of the working and productive individual.
4. For Loose Woman, Who killed the woman. Why do you say that is the killed?
The two individual man has the potential to be the suspects in killing the woman. It is actually happened when they passed in the firehouse oglers, it shows how temptations work for sexual desire when they saw the woman. The obstractions happened because of the feelings of uncontrollable movements because of lust attention towards the intentions of doing something which is not good.
5. A. What is the theme of working girls in banks?
" Working hard will be paid by succeed purpose"
B. What is the theme of Loose Woman?
" Lust of affection can lead to a wrong decision"
Bangad, Nikki
Verdadero, Cristel Joy
ASENGL3
1.) a. Vault-secrets
Paper transactions-people's actions
Anonymous streets-world
b. Catch-discovery of the woman's dead body
Firehouse-men
Notebooked-invistigations
2.) a. The "vault" symbolises the place where people keep their secrets, in the back of their minds. The "paper transaction" symbolises the people's actions, the decisions and maybe sins as it is stated "abashed at the paper transactions. And "anonymous streets" symbolises the worls, since this world is so big, everything is unknown and everyone is strangers. These symbols helped stating similarities of banks and churches.
b. The "catch" symbolises the discovery of the woman's dead body by the two boys, the irony of the situation since they came from the river and instead of catching fish, they caught or saw her body instead. The "firehouse" symbolises men, since most members of a firehouse are men. These helped build the first part of the poem, stating that the woman was a 'liberated' kind of woman liking how men lust for her, as the persona assumes her to be. And "notebooked" symbolises the investigation of the murder. It was said that even though they asked and investigate for a long time they couldn't find any witnesses. These symbols helped construct and giving more meaning to the poem.
3.) Shapiro described banks as the way as they are, it's nature neatly and beautifully furnished place. Having a best service and being a safe place. Banks are important, in any kind of people, from lower classes to higher classes of people. It is where people store and keep there money, their destiny, knowing it is in a secure place.
4.) The person who killed the woman is not specified in the peom but we knew for sure that the person who killed her has lust for her. He woman was killed as the last line stated "that white inch where her nek met shoulderbone".
5.) a. Banks are like churches.
b. Don't easily trust the people around you.
RENTUTAR, Reyjan
ASENGL-3 TTH 4-5:30
Just Walk Away¬¬- Celine Dion
I know I never loved this way before
And no one else has loved me more
With you I've laughed and cried
I have lived and died
What I wouldn't do just to be with you
I know I must forget you and go on
I can't hold back my tears too long
Though life won't be the same
I've got to take the blame
And find the strenght I need to let you go
Just walk away
Just say goodbye
Don't turn around now you may see me cry
I mustn't fall apart
Or show my broken heart
Or the love I feel for you
So walk away
And close the door
And let my life be as it was before
And I'll never never know
Just how I let you go
But there's nothing left to say
Just walk away
There'll never be a moment I'll regret
I've loved you since the day we met
For all the love you gave
And all the love we made
I know I've got to find the strenght to say
Just walk away
Just say goodbye
Don't turn around now you may see me cry
I mustn't fall apart
Or show my broken heart
Or the love I feel for you
So walk away
And close the door
And let my life be as it was before
And I'll never never know
Just how I let you go
But there's nothing left to say
Just walk away
Just Walk Away
by Celine Dion
The song in titled "Just Walk Away," by Celine Dion is very much in touched with so much emotion. The sadness, regret, and the feeling of losing someone due to so much pain. The song says in this line "So walk away, just close the door and as you leave, I know I'd love you more." The song is really full of regret, the persona in the story is somewhat tired of facing the same situations at all and that she wanted to end it in one time. But the feelings she had for the one she love was never changed. That has been supported by this line on the song, "I know I've got to find this strength to say, just walk away." Perhaps the persona is so much in pain by the troubles and bitter experiences she had with her lover. The pain, the badness she felt in the relationship filled the song with too much emotions. "And let my life be as it was before," this line on the song says that the persona is already exhausted of doing all the efforts and yet nothing change, the same things are still happening that driven her to end the sadness. In discreet, the persona on the song is tired of loving and at the same time hurting herself. The love she feels for her lover is never enough to make her feel always in trouble, as the saying goes, "If you truly love someone, you are willing to set that someone free." Though the woman on the song is so much troubled, she gain the courage and the strength to set the man free despite the love she feels for him.
The song is really full of sentimentality and emotions. The pain is there, the sadness is there, the regret, the passion, and the love at same time. But since the woman thought that the relationship will no longer work, she must have the strength to say to his man, "Just Walk Away."
EMBERGA, Gerald A.
ASENGL-3 TTh 4-5:30
Understanding poetry
Voodoo doll
-5 seconds of summer
I don't even like you
Why'd you want to go and make me feel this way?
And I don't understand what's up
And I keep saying things I never say
I can feel you watching even when you're nowhere to be seen
I can feel you touching even when you're far away from me
Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll 'cause I can't control myself
I don't wanna stay, wanna run away but I'm trapped under your spell
And it hurts in my head and my heart in my chest
And I'm having trouble catching my breath
Ooh ooh
Won't you please stop loving me to death?
I don't even see my friends no more
'Cause I keep hanging out with you
I don't know how you kept me up all night
Or how I got this tattoo
I can feel you watching even when you're nowhere to be seen
I can feel you touching even when you're far away from me
Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll 'cause I can't control myself
I don't wanna stay, wanna run away but I'm trapped under your spell
And it hurts in my head and my heart in my chest
And I'm having trouble catching my breath
Ooh ooh
Won't you please stop loving me to death?
Every time you're near me
Suddenly my heart begins to race
Every time I leave
I don't know why my heart begins to break
Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll 'cause I can't control myself
I don't wanna stay, wanna run away but I'm trapped under your spell
And it hurts in my head and my heart in my chest
And I'm having trouble catching my breath
Ooh ooh
Won't you please stop loving me to death?
I think 'Voodoo Doll' by 5 Seconds of Summer, is an extraordinary tune and is extremely successful in passing on their message of a fellow being controlled by the sudden and solid sentiments that he has for a young lady. Like as though he was controlled by the young lady having a voodoo doll that controlled him. Which is a similitude that speaks to the absence of control of the affection he has for the vocalist's better half. This tune is additionally extremely charming to hear and chime in to due to the appealing and energetic song that is joined by the lovely harmonies, including the words associated well by the utilization of the method of sound similarity. Out and out, these variables of the hints of the tune and agreement, the primary message and the effectively picked words breaks even with the tune to be general infectious and enjoyable to listen to additionally powerful in passing on a genuine message and issue of the artist to the audience that can maybe identify with.
The tune 'Voodoo Doll' can identify with the world in light of the fact that individuals who have had involvement in adoration can identify with the band's message of feeling like you can't control love towards a huge other. This idea of getting a handle on of control with the feelings of adoration can be connected with a wild conduct that is accepted to be controlled by a voodoo doll. A man can have a voodoo doll that takes after a man and can have them feel whatever they need them to feel, as indicated by what a few individuals think and accept and what the Voodoo religion accepts. Significant others can identify with the problem that they can't control their emotions to their beau or sweetheart.
The general tune of the verses of the melody and theme is exceptionally infectious and extremely wonderful to listen. In the first verse, it demonstrates the pleasant tune that alternate verses look like - "I don't even like you,/Why'd you want to go and make me feel this way?/And I don't understand what's up and,/I keep saying things I never say." The chorale is an alternate tune and sounds stunningly better than the verses, as tunes are relied upon to in tunes, - “Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll 'cause I can't control myself,/I don't wanna stay, I wanna run away but I'm trapped under your spell./And it hurts in my head and my heart and my chest,/And I'm having trouble catching my breath.” The impact of this agreeable tune is that it is less demanding to recollect the critical words and makes the audience need to listen to the melody over and over in light of the fact that it is so charming. I like the sound similarity that shows up routinely all through the melody in the verses and chorale like "And I'm experiencing difficulty getting my breath....Won't you please stop loving me to death?" The impact of this steady sound similarity makes the audience recall the words effectively to chime in to the tune for pleasure and it gives the entire tune with independent verses and tunes all the more a stream and an association in the entire tune.
Clearly the picture that emerges when I listen to this melody is a voodoo doll, and a young lady physically controlling it so as to control the feelings of her beau. Then again only a young lady that the vocalist is truly infatuated with, however has no aim of controlling her beau contrarily to get what she needs and is only simply acting naturally, which can make her sweetheart feel firmly about her. The boyfreind can relate this non-physical and confounding clarification of being "controlled" by her and her affection, to her being in control of a voodoo doll that controls him and his feelings. The impact is the melody is not a picture but rather interestingly, rapidly and viably depicts a picture in every audience that can be translated as a message, which is the objective of an artist composing a tune.
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