Poetry Analysis: So Let the Wind Up the Hill or Down

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What is the poet's attitude towards life's ups and downs according to the poem?

Acceptance

What does the poet suggest facing the future with?

Optimism

What does the phrase 'with a whole And happy heart' imply?

A desire for completeness and joy

What does the poet hope for in the line 'And hope the road's last turn will be the best'?

That the final moments of life will be fulfilling

What does 'the road's last turn' signify in the poem?

The end of life's journey

What does the poet mean by 'My heart will keep the courage of the quest'?

Persistent search for new experiences

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Poem Analysis

  • The poet's view on life's ups and downs is one of acceptance, as expressed in the line "So let the way wind up the hill or down".
  • The poet suggests facing the future with optimism.
  • The phrase "My heart will keep the courage of the quest" means a persistent search for new experiences and challenges.
  • The phrase "with a whole And happy heart" implies a desire for completeness and joy.
  • The poet hopes for a fulfilling final moment of life in the line "And hope the road's last turn will be the best".
  • "The road's last turn" signifies the end of life's journey.

Themes and Symbols

  • The "road" symbolizes life's journey.
  • The "last turn" represents the end of life.
  • The poet's attitude towards life's challenges is one of courage and optimism.

This quiz analyzes the poem 'So let the way wind up the hill or down' and explores the poet's views on life, the future, and the concept of courage. Answer questions to demonstrate your understanding of the poem's themes and messages.

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