I swear I have so much love for you! You've made me come a long way in preparation for English B and helped me passed all my tests and quizzes! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
Hi Sir. I am an English major and I'm in my first year of college and this is a poem that we will be touching on and I must say this session was thorough and well put together. It is also one of my personal favourites. It gave me a clearer understanding on the poem and I am confident in acing my quiz and exams on this. I wish I discovered this channel sooner. Thank you.
Yes I do really want to pass.please keep the videos flowing.i love your smoothing voice.i listen every night when getting ready to sleep.it really works,explanation sticks in my head.god bless you.
Thank you very much you have helped alot! I have exam tommorrow... I find it funnu thou when u said "partner" lol....it is a partner but you know us Jamaicans lol we call it "paadna".... Thank you very much thou !!!
Question I have an assignment. I was asked to write poem in the employer’s point of view about ‘charges’ made against him how would I go about doing that?
Hey sir! Thank you soooo much for you explanation on these poem. I really hope I pass English b in csec. I really wish that you would do some on short story's tho because my teacher hardly teach and I've got exams in 2 weeks
I have question describe a decision the parent has to make about her child. You must also discuss how ONE of the decisions described impact the parent?
'barren children'. Parents would go work in another country and send a big 'tub' of food etc and that would last a while. In this poem, he was hope, she hoped he would get that visa and when he's there making the money, remember her.
I don't agree that she cannot father him, What about the book my father who mothered me. I think what she meant is that she had to take on both roles physically as yes she cannot be a father. It is a typical caribbean setting especially in Jamaica
Claire Clarke I agree that the poem is saying she took on both roles but I do not think a woman can possibly father a child. It’s just something she can’t do. She may do the best fathering she can as a woman but the actual job needs a man. Vice Versa is true. That’s what I meant.
Don't you think that the Son is called Absolom because he betrayed the sacred trust that the father in his mother bestowed on the boy. And the Judas Iscariots mother might be the mother of the boy who lured her son into the gang life.? And buying of the moaning clothes is a metaphor for "acceptance" of what might be an all to inevitable future but it cannot be an all out deterministic attitude because she lives in "knee city and "prays for his soul" She must also be hopeful.
I like the fact that you don't see the boy as physically dying in this poem ....it gives the poem more breath and depth...it encreaces the agony knowing the Son is dying slowly as he gets confirmed in a life of violence and crime...but this prolonged agony offers the possibility of redepmtion and change (HOPE)something so evident among poor suffering people especially women in the carribbean. Thanks for this interpretation I can't wait for class tomorrow God willing. Lol..
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I swear I have so much love for you! You've made me come a long way in preparation for English B and helped me passed all my tests and quizzes! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
You are very much welcome. And we will get the grade one at the exams. Keep pushing!
lol looking back at this poem since it was my favorite when I took CXC, And I did get my grade 1, thanks so much again for the help!
This was TRULY HELPFUL..God Bless youuu
Thank you! Go get that Grade One
Hi Sir. I am an English major and I'm in my first year of college and this is a poem that we will be touching on and I must say this session was thorough and well put together. It is also one of my personal favourites. It gave me a clearer understanding on the poem and I am confident in acing my quiz and exams on this. I wish I discovered this channel sooner. Thank you.
Thanks much for feedback. I appreciate it.
Thank you so much sir. You're truly a blessing.
Marcus Mars... Glad I can help son.
english b tmrw good luch guys this was very helpful🙃🙂
This video really helped a lot thank you 💯👌
You explain this so well and it help me understand the poems better
Thanks a lot
Congrats to Jamaica's poet laureate.
Do the two grandmother by olive Senior
thanks man, watched the full
Very helpful thank you🙏🙏❤❤
Thank you this is very helpful to better understand the context of the poem.
Yes I do really want to pass.please keep the videos flowing.i love your smoothing voice.i listen every night when getting ready to sleep.it really works,explanation sticks in my head.god bless you.
Thank you very much you have helped alot! I have exam tommorrow... I find it funnu thou when u said "partner" lol....it is a partner but you know us Jamaicans lol we call it "paadna".... Thank you very much thou !!!
Lol oh shoots I should have put in the lil Jamaican accent there lol next time next time...
Thank you so much Mr.Hatton I have been listening to all your poem analyses. I greatly appreciate your helpfulness to us students. God bless you sir!
Thank you so much...i have understand more !!! I was revising my grade 8 books 🙂
In Dominica the group is called a 'sub' and the money collected is called 'a hand'
Question I have an assignment. I was asked to write poem in the employer’s point of view about ‘charges’ made against him how would I go about doing that?
What are the painful situations that cause the speaker to reflect on life? Anyone
Hey sir!
Thank you soooo much for you explanation on these poem.
I really hope I pass English b in csec. I really wish that you would do some on short story's tho because my teacher hardly teach and I've got exams in 2 weeks
What would be the speaker’s attitude towards the woman?
I have question describe a decision the parent has to make about her child. You must also discuss how ONE of the decisions described impact the parent?
i think im going to pass just because of you very good explanation i understood
Thanks. All the best
Thank you so much sir..
Preparing for English B in 2020💚👑
Question on this poem sir what is the occupation of the son?
rabia m something in crime... anything that involves a gang
@@JamainHatton ok sir thanks a lot was thibking along those lines since the poem didn't give an exact occupation
'barren children'. Parents would go work in another country and send a big 'tub' of food etc and that would last a while. In this poem, he was hope, she hoped he would get that visa and when he's there making the money, remember her.
In Jamaica we call it partner, I have not heard it call the name what you call it.
Claire Clarke Guyanese call it ‘box’
We say sue sue in Trinidad
BTW which school do you teach. Sending love from Guyana
jaella Sears same
So would you say he is in a gang opposed to an actual job?
Why not both? In a gang doing evil jobs for money perhaps murder? Perhaps coke? It's subject to interpretation
@@JamainHatton thank you for responding
2019 and i love you bro. Love from Belize. P.s. i dont have a father.
Sorry to hear that man. Be that good father you never had when you have your children.
I like the back ground
I don't agree that she cannot father him, What about the book my father who mothered me. I think what she meant is that she had to take on both roles physically as yes she cannot be a father. It is a typical caribbean setting especially in Jamaica
Claire Clarke I agree that the poem is saying she took on both roles but I do not think a woman can possibly father a child. It’s just something she can’t do. She may do the best fathering she can as a woman but the actual job needs a man. Vice Versa is true. That’s what I meant.
Jamain Hatton True 👍
Don't you think that the Son is called Absolom because he betrayed the sacred trust that the father in his mother bestowed on the boy. And the Judas Iscariots mother might be the mother of the boy who lured her son into the gang life.?
And buying of the moaning clothes is a metaphor for "acceptance" of what might be an all to inevitable future but it cannot be an all out deterministic attitude because she lives in "knee city and "prays for his soul" She must also be hopeful.
I like the fact that you don't see the boy as physically dying in this poem ....it gives the poem more breath and depth...it encreaces the agony knowing the Son is dying slowly as he gets confirmed in a life of violence and crime...but this prolonged agony offers the possibility of redepmtion and change (HOPE)something so evident among poor suffering people especially women in the carribbean.
Thanks for this interpretation I can't wait for class tomorrow God willing.
Lol..
Yes I agreed with how you explain the part, she's throwing a partner with Judas Iscariot mother. I was trying to understand it.
in the biblical allusion the bible says give a stone not a snake
Tianna Smith okay friend.
Actually the bible does say snake
Well the NIV does
okay ty.. i really just saw it in a study guide
Np
AYO bro! love you no homo
Lol. Hurry up you have lots more to listen to!!
@@JamainHatton Lmao will do sir!
Sexist!! But helpful