Friday, January 3, 2003

The Silken Tent Comments

Rating: 3.1

She is as in a field a silken tent
At midday when the sunny summer breeze
Has dried the dew and all its ropes relent,
So that in guys it gently sways at ease,
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Robert Frost
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Mr Big E 08 September 2022

nice poem and it has alot of s sound in it.

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joe 08 September 2022

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appalled 13 August 2020

I just can't even believe that people who value poetry would post video of it being read dead flat by a robot.

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old man 03 April 2019

anybody got any kids! ?

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idk 08 September 2022

no

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Jesus H. Christ 03 April 2019

you are all going to burn with your children

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jesus 03 April 2019

ur all going to burn

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Rajat 14 October 2018

Please do not read the poem by a computer software!

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Sumorsaet . 12 June 2018

please get rid of this reader

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Sumorsaet . 12 June 2018

what a terrible reading!

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Proofread, anybody? Try spellcheck, maybe? Come ON, idiot who put this up! Slightlest - means what?

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joe 08 September 2022

ongggg

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BAILA CHAUDHARY 21 February 2018

ZWESOM POEM...............................................

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BAILA CHAUDHARY 21 February 2018

AWESOM POEM...................................................

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My name is Mark 18 December 2017

So beautiful a description of someone lightly tethered to the here and now.

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anila 15 November 2017

what is the summaray of poem

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David Palmer 19 May 2016

A beautiful poem ruined, by a mechanical, computerized hag, Would that I could see her and put her head in a bag. But the voice lurks within a contraption of plastic and steel, (with some aluminium thrown in for good measure) And I know she isn’t real. But still, all the same, I like to get my hands around her virtual throat and squeeze it hard, the awful sounding goat.

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* Sunprincess * 30 August 2015

.....beautiful poem...and nicely penned ★

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Hadil Diaf 26 July 2015

what a beautiful and well writen peom! You are definetely one of th best poets of all times!

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Joseph Holding 15 May 2012

Discussed this poem in an English A-Level class last year and it was utterly condemned. In a world blessed with the existence of sunsets and mountain ranges, Frost chooses to express the sentiments of a woman through the metaphor of a tent. Wonderful...

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francesca 21 April 2018

The tent has been one of civilization's oldest forms of shelter. The book of Isaiah in the Bible has many beautiful metaphors involving tents. I admit I'm surprised that these didn't come up in such an advanced English course.

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joe 08 September 2022

shut up

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Juja Pan 18 February 2010

The pole is her character the ties are the rules that keep the pole standing upright. Though, they are only to hold the cedar pole in place during trying times she stands straight usually. Her character is sheltered. The wood is polished and beautiful, and it holds up the tent which would be a household or family perhaps a network of friends that protect the inside from the elements perhaps protecting the next generation of tent poles. Really a beautiful poem.

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