Hope Is the Thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson

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What does the word 'gale' represent in the poem?

Back

Hard or painful times.

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What does the word 'storm' symbolize in the poem?

Back

Hard or painful times.

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What is the extended metaphor in 'Hope Is the Thing with Feathers'?

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Hope is compared to a bird.

Front

What literary technique does Emily Dickinson use to describe hope?

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Extended metaphor.

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What does the word 'abash' mean in the context of the poem?

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To silence.

Front

Which lines from the poem suggest that hope is important in difficult times?

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Lines 5-8.

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What is the main theme of 'Hope Is the Thing with Feathers'?

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The resilience of hope in challenging times.

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How does the poet describe the bird of hope?

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As a creature that sings without stopping, even in adversity.

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What does the phrase 'kept so many warm' imply about hope?

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Hope provides comfort and warmth during tough times.

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What is the significance of the bird not being 'abashed'?

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It signifies that hope remains strong despite challenges.