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3 years ago

Why is poetry important?

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Poetry is important because it helps you express yourself. It was a release for many in history as well. We can learn a lot about the world around us through poetry. Emily Dickins wrote poetry, and today, we use her poems to know what it was like to be living in her time. Poetry comes in many forms. Letters, a passage to read, or a song. Music is something that benefits the world in many ways. Without the element of poetry and rhyme-scheme, our world would not be the same.

~'Manda

melomori [17]3 years ago

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Poems have accounted for no more that 100. that is a shame, not just because poetry is important to teach, but also important for the teaching of writing and reading.

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