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Comment 53 of 323, added on March 4th, 2005 at 9:06 PM.
This poem is quite well-written. It expresses how quickly good things and
chances fade away. It is impossible for all good things to stay forever.
There definitely will be one day that they will slip away. Therefore, we
should cherish and grasp hold of any chances we have, so that we will not
regret when they are gone.
2E4 (18) Zhss from Singapore
Comment 52 of 323, added on March 4th, 2005 at 7:52 PM.
After Mrs Lum had interpret this poem for us, i got to know its meaning and
find that it is really interesting and meaningful. Got to know this poem
from the outsiders and i recommend you to read this poem if you havent.
boonswan.2e3 from Singapore
Comment 51 of 323, added on March 4th, 2005 at 6:41 AM.
This is a marvellous poem decribing how one's precious things, namely one's
youth, innocence etc, can never be permanent and will corrode, just like
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. meaningful poem. =)
yuen chi -______- from Singapore
Comment 50 of 323, added on March 4th, 2005 at 1:31 PM.
Nothing Gold can stay is beautifully articulated. It sets ones mind to
think about the meaningful phrases.Nature's first green is gold.There is
always something that is for first time.Everything that is beautiful fades
away. Nothing can last forever. But as a Christian, there is something that
will last forevr. it is the love of God and his Word. This poem basically
describes how the boys from the Outsiders have lost their innocence. Robert
Frost's Poems are certainly worth reading.;)
Rachel Ho=) from Singapore
Comment 49 of 323, added on March 4th, 2005 at 5:30 AM.
I feel that this poem is very meaningful. It means that nothing gold or
beautiful can stay or last forever. Thus, we must treasure all the 'golden'
things in life while we still have them as they will not be there forever.
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Comment 48 of 323, added on March 4th, 2005 at 2:50 AM.
I think this poem is very interesting and really bring out the real
meaning. Although it is tough to interpret it, it really excites me when i
know the meaning of it. I had learned a lot from this poem. The Outsiders
is a good book and I think it is suitable to place such a good poem in it.
After my teacher explains the meaning to us, I further understand why
Robert Frost decided to write this poem. =)
Adeline 2e3 ZhongHua Secondary School from Singapore
Comment 47 of 323, added on March 3rd, 2005 at 5:29 AM.
This poems really reflects on changes in the world. this is a good poem
zhss zuyao from Singapore
Comment 46 of 323, added on March 3rd, 2005 at 4:07 AM.
i think this poem is very nice and interesting.i've learned that things
changes regardless of good or bad.it teaches me to be more positive towards
life and live life to the fullest!(:
2e4 [20] from Singapore
Comment 45 of 323, added on March 3rd, 2005 at 3:44 AM.
hmmm... knew this poem from the outsiders. Did some research on it cuz mrs
lum asked our grp to.A very 'true' poem cuz in reality, beauthing things
realli do not last long. It somehow remines us to treasure these precious
things before they are gone.
Jia Nee (2e3 '05) ZHSS from Singapore
Comment 44 of 323, added on March 3rd, 2005 at 3:45 AM.
This poem is meaningful. The meaning is erm nth precious can stay? Yeah.
Read this poem from The Outsiders. Overall its a nice poem. =)
ValerieMong. (ZHSS 2E3'05 Index no. 15 -_-) from Singapore
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This poem is quite well-written. It expresses how quickly good things and
chances fade away. It is impossible for all good things to stay forever.
There definitely will be one day that they will slip away. Therefore, we
should cherish and grasp hold of any chances we have, so that we will not
regret when they are gone.
2E4 (18) Zhss from Singapore