As a shortcut, and for a bit of interesting background, add connotation to various letters, preferably vowels.
Over the poem's 17 sections (or "aspects", as he calls them) he explores the connotations of "place" and the various languages Nora uses and hears, including mundane and "un-poetic" language, such as shopping lists and gossip.
But on another level, the poem is an exploration of the relationship between art and reality -- and, not incidentally, an implicit gloss on various connotations of the book's title phrase.
It's about the speaker visiting her mother on a moor; it's also about heartbreak, various connotations of "glass," the Brontë family and "prisons, / vaults, cages, bars, curbs, bits, bolts, fetters, / locked windows, narrow frames, aching walls". Who knows, maybe it's not even a poem — maybe it's a novel, a short story, an essay in verse?
We begin by examining the diverse connotations of the term quality.
Your feet like the freedom, sure, but as your use of various cultural references suggest, you know that the flip-flop in the big city just carries too many connotations.
One of the field's central findings is that the terms engineer and engineering knowledge have significantly different connotations across various national contexts.
We do, however, reap the rewards of her lifelong prodigious reading, as she investigates the cultural connotations of pain, from the etymology of the word in various languages to its interpretations.
In order to understand the connotations of the mobility of the PPXD we immobilized it by various intramolecular disulfide bonds.
Eating beans has connotations of death.
