1) First, write a paraphrase of this choral ode. (Be sure it is a line for line paraphrase--putting it in plain language in your own words)\ 2) Then, write a summary. (Be sure it is much shorter than the original.)\ 3) Then write a few words about this experience of Terrible wonders walk the world but none the match for man \ \ that great wonder crossing the heaving grey sea, \ \ driven on by the blast of winter \ \ on through breakers crashing left and right, \ \ Hold his steady course \ \ And the oldest of the god he wears away \ \ The earth, the immortal, the inexhaustible \ \ As his power go back and forth, year in, year out, \ \ With the breed of stallions turning up the furrows. \ \ And the blithe, lightheaded race of bird he snares, \ \ The tribes of savage beats, the life that swarms the depth, \ \ With one fling of his nets, \ \ Woven and coiled tight, he takes them all, \ \ Man the skilled, the brilliant! \ \ He conquers that roams the cliffs and wild lairs, \ \ Training the stallion, clamping the yoke across \ \ His shaggy neck, and the tireless mountain bull. \ \ And speech and thought, quick as the wind \ \ And the mood and mind for law that rules the city \ \ All these he has thought himself \ \ And shelter from the arrows of the forest \ \ When there's rough Lodging under the cold clear sky \ \ And the shafts of lashing rain \ \ Ready, resourceful man! \ \ Never without resources \ \ Never an impasse as he marches on the future \ \ Only death, from death alone he will find no rescue \ \ But from desperate plagues he has plotted his escape \ \ Man all dreams, the skills within his grasp \ \ He forgoes on, now to destruction \ \ Now gain to greatness. When he waves in \ \ The laws of the land, and the justice of the gods \ \ That binds his oaths together \ \ He and his city rise high \ \ But the city casts out \ \ That a man who weds himself to inhumanity \ \ Thanks to reckless daring. Never share my hearth \ \ Never think my thoughts, whoever does such things.writing a paraphrase and summary and how it helped your understanding of the passage.