Descriptive Poetry

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Questions (16)

Use the poem "Recuerdo" by Edna St. Vincent Millay to complete the activity.(1) We were very tired, we were very merry— We had
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2. asked by anon
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what kind of poem is this? ONOMATOPOEIAby: EVE MERRIAM The rusty spigot sputters, utters a splutter, 5 spatters a smattering of
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2. asked by me
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Write a poem about a boy with brown eyes, a perfect smile, and his soft looking black hair.
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2. asked by Tom Holland
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Write a poem about a boy with brown eyes, a perfect smile, and his soft looking black hair. He’s very funny, sweet, smart, and
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2. asked by Tom Holland
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One Summer DayThe Sea murmurs sleepily in the cool morning dawn, Tossing and turning under her blanket of fog, which thins and
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2. asked by TheVroomin
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What is a literal description poem? Or can someone provide an example? (would be easiest for me) but I am up to any of the
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2. asked by Cam
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1.A saturated meadow,2.Sun-shaped and jewel-small, 3.A circle scarcely wider 4.Than the trees around were tall: 5.Where winds
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2. asked by Dejavu
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As he looks up at uswith his fear glazed eyes does he picturesque buzzards circling round his bed waiting patiently for his
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2. asked by Michael
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I forgot to include the following sentences. Thank you.1) Wordsworth recollects/recounts the experience of a walk he went on/for
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2. asked by Henry
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how would a poet describe a snowstorm
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2. asked by nicole
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Does this sound good to you? (Eigth grade) Setting: 1930's Dust BowlShe stood facing north, screaming at it. Raising her hands
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Povertyby Henry Lawson (1867-1922) I hate this grinding poverty, To toil, and pinch, and borrow, And be for ever haunted by The
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2. asked anonymously
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Click to Expand >>Adapted from "A Ballad for London" By Richard Le Gallienne 1 Ah, London! London! our delight, 2.3.45.61 Great
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Here is a long and silent street.I walk in blackness and I stumble and fall and rise, and I walk blind, my feet trampling the
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2. asked anonymously
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Use the excerpt from “The West Wind” by John Masefield to answer the question.“The West Wind” by John Masefield It’s a
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17 of 4217 of 42 Items26:26 Feature Tab 1 Tab 2 Stopping by the Nursing Home on a Sunny Morning She was my shelter from a storm
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