The diffrences between ''the arrow and the song poem'' and ''the poison tree poem''

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QveST [7]2 years ago

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Answer 1 it lines up how it’s discriminatory and how it functions

grandymaker [24]2 years ago

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The first poem presents a man who has shot an arrow and is clueless as to where it has gone, and is in deep distraught when he finds his arrow has pierced his friends heart and he is now dead, the second presents a man who is in an argument with his friend and fears of all that might of happened to him or the friendship, but returns to his friend in rejoice that he is still alive and did not die in a fight with his friend.

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