Question

Select a poem that has a theme that you can not only identify with, but can also write about. You may want to review the poems you have read this year and last year i your Literature courses. One of them might be a good choice for your topic. Choose a serious poem. Do not choose a Narrative poem, a nonsense poem, a limerick, or any other kind of light comic verse. Do Not Choose " The Rainy Day" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow or " Invictus" by William Henley. ( Remember to write your essay in the third person. Discuss the poem in the present tense. Use transitional words and phrases. Use appropriate verbs. Use literary terms). Here's a list of suggested poems and suggested poets. 1) " Paul Revere's Ride" By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. 2) " O Captain!My Captain!" By Walt Whitman. 3) " The Railway Train" By Emily Dickinson. 4) " The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost. 5) " I,Too,Sing America." By Langston Hughes. 6) " A Poem for My Librarian, Mrs, Long" By Nikki Giovanni. ) Use a search engine to find copies of each poem. Don't forget about the poems that you have read this year. ( Will Mark Brainliest and Give 5 Stars) to whoever can please help me with this assignment. I extremely need help.​

Answer 1

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Wright about Edgar Allan Poe. He has so many poems, for example: 'The Raven', 'Annabel Lee', 'To Helen'. Here's one that I wrote a while ago to help someone out.

The cold, cold, winter wind

Cold as it blows sharply through the night

Colder than the cold, war

As cold as the ground

During a long winter night

Colder than the long brutal war

Sharper than the blades that pierce

Fiercer than the anger that builds inside people

It sharply nips at my cheeks at I walk through the cold winter night

It nips fiercely at my cheeks

As though it were a mad dog

The cold, cold, winter wind

It fiercely slams against the windows

The windows on the houses up and down the street

As I walk down the street

The cold, cold, winter wind seems to follow

As if it were a lost soldier looking for home

I finally reach home and the wind barks at the door as I close it

It barks like an old General at duty

The wind was sharp, fierce, and angry

Like those of the cold war.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Railway Train" By Emily Dickinson. 4) " The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost. 5) " I,Too,Sing America." By Langston Hughes. 6) " A Poem for My Librarian, Mrs, Long" By Nikki Giovanni. )

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