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The PPT is on the poem THE SHED written by Frank Flynn. The short and interesting poem is about a shed that appears haunted to the poet. The poet feels scared to enter the shed. There are a lot of cobwebs and the dusty windows give the poet a spooky feeling. The poet's brother scares him by telling him that a ghost lives under the rotten floor boards of the shed. The poet decided to enter the shed some day.
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- 2.   Francis Stanislaus ("Frank") Flynn AC FRACO (6 December 1906, Sydney – 29 July 2000) was a Northern Territory- based Australian doctor (ophthalmologist), author and missionary priest. He is notable for his contributions to religion, medicine and Aboriginal welfare. INTRODUCTION
- 4. THE SHED- Stanza 1 There’s a shed at the bottom of our garden With a spider’s web hanging across the door, The hinges are rusty and creak in the wind. When I’m in bed I lie and I listen, I’ll open that door one day. A door with rusty hinges and a spider’s web across it A shed at the bottom of the garden
- 5. THE SHED- Stanza 2  Dusty- covered with dust  Cracked- broken  Panes- sheets of glass  Staring- looking for a long time  Peep- to look into something secretively There’s a dusty old window around at the side With three cracked panes of glass, I often think there’s someone staring at me Each time that I pass, I’ll peep through that window one day.
- 6. Cracked panes of glass Dusty windows Staring Peeping
- 7. THE SHED- Stanza 3 My brother says there’s a ghost in the shed Who hides under the rotten floorboards, And if I ever dare to set foot inside He’ll jump out and chop off my head, But I’ll take a peek one day. Rotten floor boards Peek- hide and look
- 8. THE SHED- Stanza 4 I know that there isn’t really a ghost, My brother tells lies to keep the shed for his den; There isn’t anyone staring or making strange noises And the spider has been gone from his web since I don’t know when, I’ll go into that shed one day soon, But not just yet...
- 9.   The poem is about the shed which is a small room away from the main house. It is located at the bottom of the poet’s garden. It is in a very bad condition. Whenever the poet passes by it, he feels that somebody is staring at him. His brother prevents him from going into the shed by saying that a ghost hides under the rotten floor boards of the shed and would jump and attack the poet. The poet realises that there is no ghost inside the shed. His brother tells him a lie to keep the shed for his den. The poet is still afraid of entering the run down shed. He consoles himself by saying that he would enter the shed some day. Summary