1. Give the title and author.
2. Four lines to use from the poem.
3. Tell us...
1. Give the title and author.
2. Four lines to use from the poem.
3. Tell us why you chose this poem. What do you like about it? 2-3 sentences.
4. Identify one type of figurative language in the part you shared and tell what it does for the poem. 2-3 sentences.
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