More small poems

More small poems

by Valerie Worth

1976

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Titles include "Dinosaurs," "Fireworks," "Haunted House," "Lawnmowers," "Safety Pin," "Sidewalk," and "Weeds."

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  1. 1

    Valerie Worth has a remarkable ability to transform ordinary objects like a "Safety Pin" or "Weeds" into subjects of profound observation. Which poem most unexpectedly changed your perception of something you typically take for granted, and how?

  2. 2

    The title "More Small Poems" hints at the collection's brevity. How does Worth's concise language and focused imagery contribute to the power and impact of each piece, rather than diminishing it?

  3. 3

    Worth often imbues inanimate objects and natural elements with a sense of life or distinct personality. Which poem best exemplifies this for you, and what qualities did she highlight in its subject, whether a "Lawnmower" or a "Sidewalk"?

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