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9TH STD SAMACHEER THE COMET NORMAN LITTLE FORD,

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The Comet

• Rampaging/ through/ the heavens
  Never /stopping /day or night,
  A spectacle /of a lifetime
  A comet /in full flight.

• NIGHT/FLIGHT

• Faster than/ a cheetah
  With a tail /that's /miles long,
  Bigger than/ a mountain
  So powerful /and strong. 

• LONG/STRONG

• The outer ice /is melting
  Causing /vapor/from the force,
  And leaves/ a trail /behind it
  As it /travels /on its course.

• FORCE/COURSE

• If one/ should come /too close/ to earth
  The atmosphere /will shake,
  With/ a shockwave /reaching /to the ground
  Causing /the land /to quake.

• SHAKE/QUAKE

• Scientists /say /the chemicals
  In the dust/ they leave /behind,
  Could have /started /life on earth
  Which/ resulted /in mankind. 

• BEHIND/MANKIND

• I cannot say/ if this is true
  I do not have /the right,
  But I know /no better/ spectacle
  Than /a comet/ in full flight.

• RIGHT/FLIGHT

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THE RIVER -POEM BY CAROLINE ANN BOWLES

• The River

  Caroline Ann Bowles

   

  River,/ river, /little river!

  Bright /you sparkle /on your way;

  O’er/ the yellow pebbles/ dancing,

  Through /the flowers/ and foliage glancing,/

  Like /a child /at play./

   way/play,dancing/glancing            (rhyming)

  River, /river!/ Swelling river!

  On /you rush/ through /rough and smooth;

  Louder,/ faster,/ brawling, /leaping.

  Over rocks, /by rose-banks/, sweeping

  Like/impetuous/youth.      smooth/youth,leaping/sweeping.     (rhyming)

  River, //river! Brimming river!

  Broad /and deep,/ and /still as time;

  Seeming still,/ yet still/ in motion,

  Tending/ onward /to the ocean,

  Just like /mortal prime./     (rhyming) time/prime,                                                        motion/ocean 

   

  River, /river!/ Headlong river!

  Down /you dash/ into the sea,

  Sea /that line/ hath never /sounded,

  Sea /that sail /hath/ never rounded,

  Like/ eternity.                ( rhyming :                                                                          sounded/rounded)

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• way/play, dancing/glancing

• smooth/youth, leaping/sweeping

• time/prime, motion/ocean      smooth/youth,leaping/sweeping.

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STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING- ROBERT FROST.

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

BY ROBERT FROST

Whose woods/ these are /I think /I know.   

His house /is/ in the village/ though;   

He will not /see me/ stopping here   /

To watch/ his woods /fill up/ with snow.   

My little horse/ must /think /it queer   

To stop/ without /a farmhouse/ near   

Between /the woods /and frozen /lake   

The darkest /evening /of /the year.   

He gives /his harness /bells /a shake   

To ask /if there/ is/some mistake.   

The only /other /sound’s/ the sweep   

Of easy wind/ and/ downy /flake.   

The woods/ are lovely,/ dark /and deep,   

But /I have /promises /to keep,   

And miles /to go/ before /I sleep,   

And miles /to go //before /I sleep.

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

BY ROBERT FROST

Whose woods these are I think I know.   

His house is in the village though;   

He will not see me stopping here   

To watch his woods fill up with snow.   

My little horse must think it queer   

To stop without a farmhouse near   

Between the woods and frozen lake   

The darkest evening of the year.   

He gives his harness bells a shake   

To ask if there is some mistake.   

The only other sound’s the sweep   

Of easy wind and downy flake.   

The woods are lovely, dark and deep,   

But I have promises to keep,   

And miles to go before I sleep,   

And miles to go before I sleep.

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