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Write your own lyric poem of at least two quatrains (eight lines total). Use common meter, alternating iambic tetrameter, and tr

imeter (8/6/8/6 syllables). Remember that a lyric poem expresses thoughts and feelings, and is usually written in first person.
Like Dickinson, consider using imagery from your everyday life to express a universal question or idea, such as the power of nature or the need for rest.

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ICE Princess25 [194]3 years ago

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Answer:

what's the story about? what exactly do i write about?

i can help... if you tell me exactly what to do ok never mind i have an idea:

love is an emotion that is meant to be broken...

it can be misused, hurting, and also tough and rough.

Love is so strong, but people are so weak,

And sometimes we feel like we dont get enough.

If you think about it the other way,

Love is powerful, it is gentle and kind...

and it shines into your heart like a sunshine's ray,

so try to be loving, and use your big heart and mind.

<3 god bless you and i really hope this will help you out!!!

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