One Art Stanza One

Question 1

Stanza one

Answer 1

Losing things is not difficult.
So many things get lost so easily that losing them comes naturally

Question 2

Stanza

Answer 2

House keys and hour seem to be a commone place and naturally continously lose these things.

Question 3

Stanza 3

Answer 3

Then you’ll start losing bigger things quicker.
9. You won’t be torn up about it.

Question 4

Stanza 4

Answer 4

I lost my mother’s watch and moved out of my third house.
12. These things just happen.

Question 5

Stanza three rhyme scheme

Answer 5

Rhyme scheme interuptd shows that the emotions are getting to her.

Question 6

Stanza 5

Answer 6

I moved out of 2 cities , pretty ones therefore I can’t see some of my favourite sights anymore .

Question 7

Stanza 6

Answer 7

Losing you everything about you was terrible . It’s the worst loss I’ve ever felt. Struggles to admit that loosing this person was not a disaster.

Question 8

The art of losing things is hard to master.

Answer 8

Repetition bishop uses the repetition of these phrases to emphasize her main points, if anything convince herself of her main points.

Question 9

To be lost that their loss is no disaster

Answer 9

Repetition

Question 10

Non of these will bring disaster

Answer 10

Repetition to show that her points remain true in other situations

Question 11

Accept flustered
Line 8 and 9 end at travel
13 end at lovely ones
Even losing you

Answer 11

Metaphor bishop uses metaphor to compare her current loss of a person to her past losses of places and things.

Question 12

Tone

Answer 12

Casual tone masks chaotic internal emotions relating to great loss

Question 13

Theme

Answer 13

Nothing lasts. Speaker says with great practice we can learn to except great loss.