Tone Of The Poem Quiet Frankly By Halliday
The meaning of the poem Quite Frankly, is that death has no meaning compared to their beautiful memories of life. One of the tones of the poem describes how much they cared about their lives in a gentle tone. A representation of this tone in the poem Quite Frankly is “Ok but first they composed plangent depictions of how much they lost and how much cared about losing” (Halliday, Stanza 1, lines 2 and 3). This supports the first sentence because it plain out says that they cared so much about everything meaningful to them. So one of the tones that is in the poem is a gentle and caring feel to go along with how beautiful life is. The tone that was found after the one before was a happier tone with a hint of sadness and depression. A piece of
the poem Quite Frankly has a piece of text that represents this tone “Photo albums got arranged by them, arranged with a niftiness, not just two or three but eighteen albums providing beauty of them” (Halliday, stanza 2, lines 6,7,8 and 9). This piece of text shows that the first sentence was correct with the happy tone with a bit of sadness. This tone showed that parts of the text has a tone with a happy but a bit sad because the people in the poem loved their life but miss it. The last tone that was found was a comparing tone with 2 subjects in it through the whole poem. A part of the poem Quite Frankly that represents the subjects in the tone is “They got old and died okay sure but quite frankly how much does that matter in view of the eighteen photo albums” (Halliday, stanza 4, lines 19, 20, 21). This text shows the 2 subjects/tone shown through the whole poem. This tone is all through the poem (the main tone) with the 2 subjects one on death the other on life and it says life was more important. The poem Quite Frankly has a meaning of that beautiful memories of life is more important than death. The tones represent the background meaning of the poem with the main tone saying life is the most important thing. Then the second tone was a happy tone with a bit of depression for what they miss. One of the other tones was a tone of how much they cared about everything and what they miss.
the poem Quite Frankly has a piece of text that represents this tone “Photo albums got arranged by them, arranged with a niftiness, not just two or three but eighteen albums providing beauty of them” (Halliday, stanza 2, lines 6,7,8 and 9). This piece of text shows that the first sentence was correct with the happy tone with a bit of sadness. This tone showed that parts of the text has a tone with a happy but a bit sad because the people in the poem loved their life but miss it. The last tone that was found was a comparing tone with 2 subjects in it through the whole poem. A part of the poem Quite Frankly that represents the subjects in the tone is “They got old and died okay sure but quite frankly how much does that matter in view of the eighteen photo albums” (Halliday, stanza 4, lines 19, 20, 21). This text shows the 2 subjects/tone shown through the whole poem. This tone is all through the poem (the main tone) with the 2 subjects one on death the other on life and it says life was more important. The poem Quite Frankly has a meaning of that beautiful memories of life is more important than death. The tones represent the background meaning of the poem with the main tone saying life is the most important thing. Then the second tone was a happy tone with a bit of depression for what they miss. One of the other tones was a tone of how much they cared about everything and what they miss.