Englsh اولــى متعثرات ومحولااات (ارجو التثبيت)

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دوري لها بالفهرس تلاقينها

اسمها fear no more

بس انا مثلك ماكتبتش ولا حاجه

أتوقع لانو اخذنها وكان عندنا امتحان وقعدت اذاكر

وماركزت وش كانت تقول


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[align=right]الا الا يا لاتغرك موجوده بالكتاب بصفحه 319 - الكتاب الأزرق الفاتح-

دوري لها بالفهرس تلاقينها

اسمها fear no more

بس انا مثلك ماكتبتش ولا حاجه

أتوقع لانو اخذنها وكان عندنا امتحان وقعدت اذاكر

وماركزت وش كانت تقول


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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة jessica

[align=right]الا الا يا لاتغرك موجوده بالكتاب بصفحه 319 - الكتاب الأزرق الفاتح-

دوري لها بالفهرس تلاقينها

اسمها fear no more

بس انا مثلك ماكتبتش ولا حاجه

أتوقع لانو اخذنها وكان عندنا امتحان وقعدت اذاكر

وماركزت وش كانت تقول


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يب يب
تسدئي بالله اني كونت قايه هينا لاني افتكرتها بالصودفه وانا آعده
اولت آجي ائول لكو دنتو حبايبي واللهي
ولئيت شرح ليها تلائوه في الرابط ده
http://www.es4al.com/forum/showthread.php?t=207&page=33

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انا نفر مسكييييييييييييييييييين
ماعندي شي لقصيدة كروسينق ذا بار :s11:
بلييييييييز الي عنده عنها اي شي هيييييييييييييييييلب

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[align=right]ميرسي قدن قدن ليكي

انا الحين قفلت ع الشعر وقاعده اذاكر دراما

اذا خلصت وجاني نفس اذاكرها ذاكرتها

وانا ماجاني بنووووووم وسحبيشن عليها >> شفتو افشل من كده ؟؟ لول
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[jessica]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة لاتغرك ضحكتي

انا نفر مسكييييييييييييييييييين

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة لاتغرك ضحكتي

ماعندي شي لقصيدة كروسينق ذا بار :s11:
بلييييييييز الي عنده عنها اي شي هيييييييييييييييييلب

ايه يختي حتى انا ماعندي ولا شي

بالورق مو موجوده

بس كنت كاتبه عنها ابالدفتر ان الـ crossing the bar represents the departure from life to death

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the poem is like an elegy because it speaks about death & departure life

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the theme is the journey of life

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the tone of the poem is the tone of finality

وبس خلاص >> يقال انها جابت شي مفيد يعني

P.S : تراني كتبت بسرعه ولا ادري اذا فيه سبيلينغ مستيكس

فالعذر والسموحه عن اي غلطه

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة jessica

ايه يختي حتى انا ماعندي ولا شي

بالورق مو موجوده

بس كنت كاتبه عنها ابالدفتر ان الـ crossing the bar represents the departure from life to death

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the poem is like an elegy because it speaks about death & departure life

+

the theme is the journey of life

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the tone of the poem is the tone of finality

وبس خلاص >> يقال انها جابت شي مفيد يعني

P.S : تراني كتبت بسرعه ولا ادري اذا فيه سبيلينغ مستيكس

فالعذر والسموحه عن اي غلطه

ياااااااااااارب اني احب هالبننننننننننننت
وربي مو بس مفيد الا مفيد ونص وثلاث ارباع وخمس اعشار بعد
وانا بقولك الشخاميط الي لقيتها بكتابي عنها >> كتابي second hand :150:
السطر الاول كلمة sunset & star فيها visual imagery
السطر الثاني كلمة call me فيها auditory imagery
وبرضو في السطر الي بعدها في كلمة moaning of the bar
السطر الرابع I put out to sea فيها m e t a p h o r
الخامس فيه simile
اامممم
التاسع كلمة bell فيها auditory imagery
وكلمة Pilot الي بالسطر ال15 تعني الـ God
وبث هذا الي عندي :s11:

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شخاميط النت الدميله
(( قصيدة Crossing the Bar))

Summary

The speaker heralds the setting of the sun and the rise of the evening star, and hears that he is being called. He hopes that the ocean will not make the mournful sound of waves beating against a sand bar when he sets out to sea. Rather, he wishes for a tide that is so full that it cannot contain sound or foam and therefore seems asleep when all that has been carried from the boundless depths of the ocean returns back out to the depths.

The speaker announces the close of the day and the evening bell, which will be followed by darkness. He hopes that no one will cry when he departs, because although he may be carried beyond the limits of time and space as we know them, he retains the hope that he will look upon the face of his “Pilot” when he has crossed the sand bar.

Form

This poem consists of four quatrain stanzas rhyming ABAB. The first and third lines of each stanza are always a couple of beats longer than the second and fourth lines, although the line lengths vary among the stanzas.

Commentary

Tennyson wrote “Crossing the Bar” in 1889, three years before he died. The poem describes his placid and accepting attitude toward death. Although he followed this work with subsequent poems, he requested that “Crossing the Bar” appear as the final poem in all collections of his work.

Tennyson uses the ****************phor of a sand bar to describe the barrier between life and death. A sandbar is a ridge of sand built up by currents along a shore. In order to reach the shore, the waves must crash against the sandbar, creating a sound that Tennyson describes as the “moaning of the bar.” The bar is one of several images of liminality in Tennyson’s poetry: in “Ulysses,” the hero desires “to sail beyond the sunset”; in “Tithonus”, the main character finds himself at the “quiet limit of the world,” and regrets that he has asked to “pass beyond the goal of ordinance.”

The other important image in the poem is one of “crossing,” suggesting Christian connotations: “crossing” refers both to “crossing over” into the next world, and to the act of “crossing” oneself in the classic Catholic gesture of religious faith and devotion. The religious significance of crossing was clearly familiar to Tennyson, for in an earlier poem of his, the knights and lords of Camelot “crossed themselves for fear” when they saw the Lady of Shalott lying dead in her boat. The cross was also where Jesus died; now as Tennyson himself dies, he evokes the image again. So, too, does he hope to complement this ****************phorical link with a spiritual one: he hopes that he will “see [his] Pilot face to face.”

The ABAB rhyme scheme of the poem echoes the stanzas’ thematic patterning: the first and third stanzas are linked to one another as are the second and fourth. Both the first and third stanzas begin with two symbols of the onset of night: “sunset and evening star” and “twilight and evening bell.” The second line of each of these stanzas begins with “and,” conjoining another item that does not fit together as straightforwardly as the first two: “one clear call for me” and “after that the dark!” Each of these lines is followed by an exclamation point, as the poet expresses alarm at realizing what death will entail. These stanzas then conclude with a wish that is stated ****************phorically in the first stanza: “may there be no moaning of the bar / When I put out to sea”; and more literally in the third stanza: “And may there be no sadness of farewell / When I embark.” Yet the wish is the same in both stanzas: the poet does not want his relatives and friends to cry for him after he dies. Neither of these stanzas concludes with a period, suggesting that each is intimately linked to the one that follows.

The second and fourth stanzas are linked because they both begin with a qualifier: “but” in the second stanza, and “for though” in the fourth. In addition, the second lines of both stanzas connote excess, whether it be a tide “too full for sound and foam” or the “far” distance that the poet will be transported in death.

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The Bar is the mouth of a river where it meets the sea. The poem is a ****************phor for crossing from life to death. The meaning of "Crossing the Bar" is about dying and meeting God when you arrive in Heaven. I believe that in the poem the Pilot was capitalized to represent God, and being able to be greeted by him when he dies. In lines eleven and twelve when he says "And may there be no sadness of farewell / When I embark;" you could tell that the speaker was accepting his death, and did not want anyone to be saddened by him leaving. The tone of this poem is sad since the speaker is dying, but it is also a calm tone since the speaker is accepting his death, and moving on. The speaker had no regrets that he spoke of, and knew that his journey was about to end on Earth

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النجوم الغبيه معناها ميتافور
m e t a p h o r

[حكايا الورد]

اتركوا الشرح الطووويل وخذوا هذا الشرح منييي
crossing the bar
****1st
the speaker expresses his wish to die , he want to leave life peacefully and he doesn't want his loved ones to cry and feel sad after he departs
second

second stanza
the speaker hopes that the ocean won't make the mournful sound of waves when he sits out to sea
because he want to leave peacefully

3th stanza
he says that twilight is beautiful but covers by the dark slimier to life that ends with death

4th stanza
here we know why the speaker wants to die ,, he's a religious man and he wants to meet God himself face to face

that's all
خير الكلام ماقل وذل =)
وفي الأخير .. ابي اي شي عن fear no more
والمهم يكون سهل مو دش ..> ماحضرتها هالمحاضره :(
موفقيييييييين ..