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    Form 2 Poem: What Is Red (Notes) : Line Interpretation

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    Farida Hamimi Muhamad Saidi
    Red represents many things - from the setting sun to feelings of bravery, embarrassment, and anger. It can be seen in nature like sunburns and roses, but also in man-made objects like bricks, fire engines, and lipstick. Red is a prominent color that demands attention and serves as an alert or warning. It adds vibrancy to celebrations and the circus. Overall, red enlivens our world and it would be dull without its presence.

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    Form 2 Poem: What Is Red (Notes) : Line Interpretation

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    Red represents many things - from the setting sun to feelings of bravery, embarrassment, and anger. It can be seen in nature like sunburns and roses, but also in man-made objects like bricks, fire engines, and lipstick. Red is a prominent color that demands attention and serves as an alert or warning. It adds vibrancy to celebrations and the circus. Overall, red enlivens our world and it would be dull without its presence.

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    Red represents many things - from the setting sun to feelings of bravery, embarrassment, and anger. It can be seen in nature like sunburns and roses, but also in man-made objects like bricks, fire engines, and lipstick. Red is a prominent color that demands attention and serves as an alert or warning. It adds vibrancy to celebrations and the circus. Overall, red enlivens our world and it would be dull without its presence.

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    Form 2 Poem: What Is Red (Notes) : Line Interpretation

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    Farida Hamimi Muhamad Saidi
    Red represents many things - from the setting sun to feelings of bravery, embarrassment, and anger. It can be seen in nature like sunburns and roses, but also in man-made objects like bricks, fire engines, and lipstick. Red is a prominent color that demands attention and serves as an alert or warning. It adds vibrancy to celebrations and the circus. Overall, red enlivens our world and it would be dull without its presence.

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    FORM 2 POEM: WHAT IS RED (NOTES)

    LINE INTERPRETATION
    1 Red is sunset Hot and bright sun
    2 Blazing and bright
    3 Red is feeling brave Bravery and strength / power
    4 With all your might
    5 Red is a sunburn Nose that is burnt by the sun (when you a re
    under the hot sun for too long)
    6 Spot on your nose
    7 Sometimes red A rose (the flower)
    8 Is a red, red, rose
    9 Red squiggles out Blood that comes out of a cut finger / hand
    10 When you cut your hand
    11 Red is a brick Brick that is used to build houses and
    buildings
    12 And the sound of a band Loud and high pitch sound of a musical band
    13 Red is hotness The great feeling of embarrassment makes
    you feel like hiding from other people
    14 You get inside (Some people blush when they are
    15 When youre embarrassed embarrassed their faces turn red)
    16 And want to hide.
    17 Fire-cracker, fire-engine Fire crackers, fire brigade
    or an unsteady movement of flame like a
    candle or flickering light (like a police
    car/ambulance/fire brigade)

    18 Fire-flicker red
    19 And when youre angry Your head feels hot with anger (hot temper)
    20 Red runs through your head.
    21 Red is an Indian, Reference to the native American tribe
    22 A Valentine heart. Romantic love
    23 The trimmings on The bright red decorations on a circus cart
    24 A circus cart.
    25 Red is a lipstick The colour of lipstick that women love to
    wear
    26 Red is a shout Loud call or cry (to show a strong emotion)
    27 Red is a signal A warning of danger (to be on the look-out /
    28 That says: Watch out! to be alert)
    29 Red is a great big A big rubber ball
    30 Rubber ball. (small children are always attracted to a
    red ball)
    31 Red is the giantest Red is the most widely seen colour around us
    32 Colour of all. / the colour that we will notice immediately
    around us
    (giant already means very big. giantest is
    just to make it sound extremely big)
    33 Red is a show-off, Obviously easy to see/notice/display
    34 No doubt about it (Some people use red simply to attract
    attention maybe for personal reasons)

    35 But can you imagine The question emphasizes the fact that our
    36 Living without it? life would be dull and boring without red as
    a colour in the world.
    THEMES:

    o Courage

    o Red is the warmest of all colours.

    o Appreciate similarities among people no matter what their race and religion

    o Taking things for granted

    o Alert and keen observation to the surrounding

    MORAL LESSONS:

    o We should have positive attitudes in our daily life

    o Have self confidence in doing everything and anything

    o Be brave/courageous in facing the challenges in life

    o We must try to control our anger or temper

    o We should not be hateful towards others

    o We must try to change our bad behaviour

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