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    All But Blind Analysis

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    The document is a student's analysis of the poem "All But Blind" by Walter de la Mare. It summarizes that the poem is about someone or something that is blind and cannot see a four-clawed mole, hooded bat, or barn owl. The analysis notes there are 15 lines organized in 4 stanzas with an ABCB rhyme scheme. It expresses initial confusion about whether the subject is a person or animal, but determines it is about a blind person.

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    The document is a student's analysis of the poem "All But Blind" by Walter de la Mare. It summarizes that the poem is about someone or something that is blind and cannot see a four-clawed mole, hooded bat, or barn owl. The analysis notes there are 15 lines organized in 4 stanzas with an ABCB rhyme scheme. It expresses initial confusion about whether the subject is a person or animal, but determines it is about a blind person.

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    The document is a student's analysis of the poem "All But Blind" by Walter de la Mare. It summarizes that the poem is about someone or something that is blind and cannot see a four-clawed mole, hooded bat, or barn owl. The analysis notes there are 15 lines organized in 4 stanzas with an ABCB rhyme scheme. It expresses initial confusion about whether the subject is a person or animal, but determines it is about a blind person.

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    The document is a student's analysis of the poem "All But Blind" by Walter de la Mare. It summarizes that the poem is about someone or something that is blind and cannot see a four-clawed mole, hooded bat, or barn owl. The analysis notes there are 15 lines organized in 4 stanzas with an ABCB rhyme scheme. It expresses initial confusion about whether the subject is a person or animal, but determines it is about a blind person.

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    Noah Herrera

    #10
    Ms. Stronks
    ELA 8
    Monday, February 22, 2016
    All But Blind Analysis
    In the poem, All But Blind, by Walter de la Mare, is a very confusing
    poem. For those who dont know, Walter de la Mare is an English poet, was
    born on April 25, 1873, in London, United Kingdom and died on June 22,
    1956, in Twickenham, United Kingdom. For schooling, he went to St. Pauls
    Cathedral School, in London, United Kingdom. The poem All But Blind, by
    Walter de la Mare is about someone or something that is blind and he talks
    about what he is blind to. For example, some of the things that he was blind
    to was the four-clawed mole, the hooded bat, the barn owl, and someone. In
    the poem, there were fifteen lines, four stanzas, and an ABCB rhyme
    scheme. The rhyme scheme meant that in each stanza, two of the last words
    rhymed, while the other last two words didnt. Some of the things that I
    didnt understand were if the person was a person or an animal and some of
    the vocabulary words. After reading the poem more and more, I understood
    that it was a person, who is blind to a mole, bat, and owl. The vocabulary
    words that I didnt understand were gropes and blunders. Thankfully, I
    researched their meaning and I now know what they mean. I believe that
    there is a moral to every poem, and the moral to this poem is that you will at
    least be blind to someone.

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