To be in love - Gwendolyn Brooks
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Gwendolyn Brooks' poem "To Be In Love" explores the joy and pain of love through three stages: 1) Falling in love makes one see the world through their partner's eyes and experience an inner lightness and well-being. 2) When alone, being separated from their love leaves one feeling empty and with a "ghastly freedom." 3) Revealing one's love publicly would mean its end, like a golden column crashing into ashes. Loving another inevitably brings both rapture and ruin.
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Subgroup 1:These common words have the same spelling and pronunciation, but very different meanings and/or origins.
Subgroup 2:
These words have the same spelling, but different stress. The stress changes for the noun and verb forms of these words.
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- 1. Gwendolyn Brooks To Be In Love
- 2. To be in love Is to touch things with a lighter hand. In yourself you stretch, you are well. You look at things Through his eyes. A cardinal is red. A sky is blue. Suddenly you know he knows too. He is not there but You know you are tasting together The winter, or light spring weather. His hand to take your hand is overmuch. Too much to bear. You cannot look in his eyes Because your pulse must not say What must not be said.
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- 4. Vocabulary Cardinal: Bright red bird Apprize: tell, inform Mesmerize: hypnotize Ghastly: Frightening Declare: announce Covet: yearn for, long for, want, desire
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