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One idea in “Ulalume” is that how grief and memory make you think about how we cope with loss. The poem reminds us readers how even when we want to heal, the weight of grief can hold us back. This shows how it encourages us to face our emotions instead of ignoring them, showing how important it is to not ignore how we feel.
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One big idea the poems had me think about was the way the speakers explain what the poem is about without actually saying it. They give us there thoughts while not exposing what the main story is. This forces us, the readers, to dig deeper to find out what they’re really expressing through the mood, tone, imagery, etc.
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The poem “The Soul Selects Her Own Society” made me think a lot about how important it is to know what I really want in life and to stay true to that. In the poem, the soul knows exactly what it wants. It chooses who to let in and who to keep out. This teaches me that real happiness doesn’t come from what others think of me or from getting attention. Instead, it comes from listening to myself and knowing what really matters to me. The poem also shows that sometimes, I have to say no to things or people that don’t fit with who I am, even if it’s…
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Throughout “The Soul Selects Her Own Society,” I have gained insight into the autonomy of individual inner selections. The poem suggests that selections are not merely external actions but reflections of inner values. It implies that by making selections based on the soul’s true inclinations, one can remain steadfast and focused on what is truly important. This reflection prompts me to think how to balance engaging with society while preserving my own independent perspectives and integrating into social groups without compromising my personal values.
