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Comment 47 of 107, added on January 30th, 2007 at 4:07 PM.
i think the red wheelbarrow is a poetry which signifies every simple things
in life that sometimes we try to ignore although it may be so helpful in a
lot of times.
janen from United States
Comment 46 of 107, added on May 17th, 2006 at 3:08 AM.
I'm not sure what's more amusing-
the people who don't like this poem
or the people that do. If you want to
know why I say that read The Red Wheelbarrow-
Solved by Terrence Hopper at this website:
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hopper666/
Terrence Hopper from Canada
Comment 45 of 107, added on April 26th, 2006 at 1:17 PM.
I LIKE TOTALY LOVE THIS POEM I LIVE MY LIFE BY IT i love it so much. its
like so inspirational it makes me wanna ride a wheelbarrow and look at
white chickens like yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh
Monina from Brazil
Comment 44 of 107, added on April 25th, 2006 at 6:53 PM.
SOS...I just don't get it, this poem seems so empty...and the worst part is
that I have a poetry exam tomorrow!!!
Micha from Canada
Comment 43 of 107, added on March 30th, 2006 at 6:06 PM.
im doin a project on William and if anyone could email me information on
what this poem means or anything you think would be helpfull for a grade 12
english project i would greatly appreciate it
bob from Canada
Comment 42 of 107, added on March 30th, 2006 at 2:38 PM.
The person Jasmine who said this poem doesnt make sense is an idiot. Anyone
can see that Williams has used his mastery of imagery to show much more
than a red wheelbarrel, if you were to look for a deeper meaning then you
would find one.
mike from United States
Comment 41 of 107, added on February 7th, 2006 at 4:33 PM.
The Kami-sama of all poems is the Williams. He uses such simple imagery of
split second images to make one beutiful poem. The red wheelbarrow is swift
and nimble in its simplistic word play that even a simple high school
dropout to a child of the age of five could understand its profound and
deep meaning. The king of poems is undoubtably this man. In fact this man
is so masterful even he does not know how masterful he is. I truly weep for
his passing and I will continue to mournh until my own life is forfit to
the unyelding power that is death personified.
Spinna from Canada
Comment 40 of 107, added on January 22nd, 2006 at 2:49 PM.
I just find this poem beautiful! So clear and simple. Can't you just SEE
those sharp colours. Feel the textures, the glaze of the rainwater, the
cold shiny surface of the wheelbarrow.More beautiful than the image it
conveys is just the stringing together of those separate words. At each new
line, the picture acquires more focus. What I love is the way the poet
managed to conjure up the picture so progressively, serenely, like drops of
water adding up and making up a small universe
isabel from France
Comment 39 of 107, added on January 3rd, 2006 at 3:28 PM.
a wheelbarrow is ussually kep in the barn or shed, especially if it is
going to rain rain, since it will rust. Therefore, it could be said that
the whte chickens symbolize a utopian sociaty, where everyone is innocent
and clean, where as the red wheelbarrow symbolizes the contrast between
beauty and violence; red representing blood and war. Put all this together
and you could say the poem is stating that war plays a major part in
creating a perfect life. In other words, tou can't have beauty and
perfection without sacrifices; which is why so much of our world depends on
a red wheelbarrow.
daniel from United States
Comment 38 of 107, added on December 14th, 2005 at 3:40 PM.
i wrote ths poem to show that people depend on stuff even if you might
think it is trash. I wrote it in to minutes people!!
William Carlos Williams from United States
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i think the red wheelbarrow is a poetry which signifies every simple things
in life that sometimes we try to ignore although it may be so helpful in a
lot of times.
janen from United States