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erma4kov [3.2K]
2 years ago
14

This poem explores a relationship between photographs and

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mylen [45]2 years ago
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Ode to family photographs is known to be a poem that explores a relationship between photographs and  memories.  The theme is set on the fact that the family is not perfect, but is okay.

  • The structure of the  poem helps to explore this relationship as the photo depict the information about past issue that one can in present time. while the memories are known to be the affects of past issues or occurrences on our present time or self.

The three details from  the text to support my response are;

  • Mama sneezed when she looked.
  • This is our car first Bumper.
  • This is the statue of a general who loss an arm.

<h3>Photographs and  Memories</h3><h3 />
  • This three scenarios above found in picture helps us to know some of the memories that are kept inside that specific photograph. The photography is linked or related to memory and history.  

  • Photographs is known to act as memory storage and when we look at them, one can activate memory recall.

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