When I was 1 & 20 I heard a wise man say, "Give corns and pounds and guineas, but not your heart away; give gold away and rubies but keep your fancy free." But I was 1 & 20, no use to talk to me.
When I was 2 & 20 I heard him say again, "the heart out of the bossom was never given in vain; tis paid with sighs a plenty, and sold for endless rue." And I am 2 & 20, and oh tis true, tis true.

When I Was One and Twenty
AE Houseman
Andria, KG, Lewis, Josh, Hunter
Standard English 12
May 2, 2014

FAVORITE QUOTE:
"But I was One and Twenty, No use to talk to me."
...because young people don't listen in love...

Life is the air we
breathe Love is what we feel Death
is what we fear most.

SENSE: FEELS

• Wise
• Love
• Endless
• Youth
• Freedom

ACROSTIC POEM

• Freedom
• Right
• Exemption
• Elbowroom

PERSONIFICATION: LOVE

• Fancy free
• Rubies
• Guineas
• Pounds
• Rue

LUNE
Twenty-one free
I heard a wise man
Twenty-two rue

Untitled Slide

ONOMATOPOEIA:
Crack
-Heart Out
-Given In Vain
-Size Of Plenty
-Endless Rue

SONG:
You Promised; Brantley Gilbert. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RSXPi4ndXtk

THEME:

• Foolishness
• Folly
• Love
• Youth