Do writing exercises. A poem might start as a snippet of a verse, a line or two that seems to come out of nowhere, or an image you cannot get out of your head. You can find inspiration for your poem by doing writing exercises and using the world around you. Once you have inspiration, you can then shape and mold your thoughts into a poem Get inspired by your environment and those close to you. Inspiration for a great poem is all around you, even if you don’t see it just yet. Think of every memory, situation, and moment as a possible topic and you’ll start seeing poetry all around you! Pick a specific theme or idea and brain storm it....
Finally choose a poetic form...
Like sonnet or something
Answer:
Well here is...
Explanation:
The first girl is a creepy school girl who was wondering till she found a lab filled with bird whom she can communicate with. i leave the rest to you.
The second girl is just a normal teen in a weird costume trying to do a POV. Take it from here
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The correct answer is setting.
Explanation
The moral background against which a story takes place is part of the setting. It tells you where and when the story takes place and helps to provide a mood and backdrop for a story.
Moreover, it can include information about a historical period, place (geography), time (hour, year, month), culture, etc.
1. study
2. is known
3. will still be
4. decide to buy
5. knew
6. would not have gotten
7. must choose
8. would never have occured
9. became
10. will be produced
11. will be
12. is
The Strangers That Came to Town
by Ambrose Flack
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