So, here's how to can peas, English peas, crowder peas, blackeye peas, purple hull peas! After this, I'll just refer to the peas as peas. but the same instructions works for the other types of peas. The directions are complete with instructions in easy steps and completely illustrated.
Shall weigh your Gods and you. Stay silent, and you'll regret it. --Jordan K., Kathryn T., Damien L., Josh B. Answer 2. Kipling's tone in his poem, The White Man's Burden, appears to be grim and hopeless throughout the poem.We also think that he is mocking or criticizing all of the complaining and hopelessness that he seems to describe in the poem.ach stanza of the poem identifies a specific aspect of âthe white manâs burden.â Highlight a word or phrase from each stanza that defines each aspect of that âburden.â.
Eating Poetry. My purpose in the following essay is to suggest a new metaphor for the poetic process, especially as it involves the reader. When I read poetry, I read as if my life depends on it, because it does. Poetry nourishes and sustains me, which explains, perhaps, why I find the eating metaphor useful in describing my experience of it.