“The world is too much with us
Once you have chosen a poem, read it carefully.
Wha...
English, 15.04.2020 19:04 loopysoop5035
“The world is too much with us
Once you have chosen a poem, read it carefully.
What is the poem’s theme or central idea? How does the author use of figurative language or other poetic devices and what effect do those have on the poem? How would you describe the tone of the poem? How would you describe the structure or organization of the poem?
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