Is there any more information to go along with the question?
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I would say imagery, tone and rhyme. Having a "point" to your poem like a message is also important for it to be powerful.
Well I don't know if this is three ways but this is what I know. when there is conflict and the child gets mad and blocks you out "You as in the adult" they realize after a while that with out you they would have nothing that they have now and that they wouldn't even be here and life with out you would be bad and lonely and hard to work with so then the child will think positively about what he or she has and be thankful for it and that builds a positive relationship off of a negative conflict :) . I know this from my own experiences so I hope that what I know is a help to you and if its not that's ok
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"to present a first-person memory of the movement".
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By tying all the information together
