In both "Miracles" and "in Just—," the poets use images that appeal to the senses. In a paragraph,

Question

In both "Miracles" and "in Just—," the poets use images that appeal to the senses. In a paragraph,

compare the use of imagery in the two poems. First, present images in each poem that appeal to the
senses of sight, sound, and touch. Then, state at least one way in which the imagery in the two poems is
different and one way that it is the same. Include details from the poems in your paragraph.

Answer 1

Dude, why is everyone here so rude! Listen, teacher or not, Ms. Sue is very helpful, she just tries to help you. Can't you all just show a little respect! I mean, she could just leave you here to be helpless, with no one. So, like I said, please show some respect to Ms. Sue.

Thank you.

Crocidiamond

Answer 2

XD i can't believe that people think this is the actual 'Mrs. Sue" You can have the exact same name as ANYONE on this website, because there's no profiles. All you have to do is type in a name, type in a response, and then, boom, you can be anyone on here. In fact. we don't even know if Mrs. Sue is an actual person anymore. On the website there's probably AT LEAST 30 Mrs. Sues. The original Mrs. Sue could be dead for all we know. This website has been up for what? 18 years? That's a long time. A longggg time, before I was even born. So, Yes. When you think about it Mrs. Sue could be in a grave right now. Sad, but could be true.

Answer 3

When you have an answer, we'll be glad to critique it for you. First, read the poems and look for such imagery, then answer the assignment.

Answer 4

Have you read the poems?

Do you know what imagery is?

Answer 5

Tell us what you don't understand and then maybe we can help you.

Answer 6

excuse me mrs.sue but arent u supposed to be a freakin teacher

Answer 7

This is "aaaa" but with the name of a previous person in this conversation. Shows how you CAN put someone else's name and use it as your own. Could get people into a lot of trouble. Like if I said "I murdered someone" as "rose" some people would actually believe that, even though rose never did anything, in fact she didn't even make such a comment.

Answer 8

You can't have the same name as someone. If you try to use Ms. Sue's name, then it will tell you that your username is invalid.

Answer 9

In both "Miracles" and "in Just—," the poets use images that appeal to the senses. In a paragraph,

Dude, why is everyone here so rude! Listen, teacher or not, Ms. Sue is very helpful, she just tries to help you. Can't you all just show a little respect! I mean, she could just leave you here to be helpless, with no one. So, like I said, please show some respect to Ms. Sue.

When you have an answer, we'll be glad to critique it for you. First, read the poems and look for such imagery, then answer the assignment.

Have you read the poems?

Tell us what you don't understand and then maybe we can help you.

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excuse me mrs.sue but arent u supposed to be a freakin teacher

You can't have the same name as someone. If you try to use Ms. Sue's name, then it will tell you that your username is invalid.

Yes, but only the REAL Mrs. Sue has the teacher icon under her name, idiot.