Diction tells a lot and highly contributes to the meaning and tone of a poem because its your word choice. The different words you use can completely change your poem.
You could make a picture of a child doing chores that adults would do like, going on the roof of their house and pulling leaves out of the gutters, or being forced to fix a car. Pretty much a child being forced to do chores that can threaten their life. You can glue whatever you draw inside the cardboard box and make a shadow box. Hope this helps! ^_^
The sentence structure of an "any" word negative sentence is: Subject + auxiliary verb + "not" + main verb + "any" word + object[s].
Answer:
EDIT: BY USING SEMICOLONS CORRECTLY
Explanation:
the author uses commas correctly, but does not use semicolons correctly
