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Using the two poems you studied, “Spring is a perhaps hand” by E. E. C umming and “Winter Eden” by Robert Frost, write a compare and contrast paragraph. Use your Top Hat Organizer for your ideas. Write your paragraph below. Your paragraph must be 5-8 sentences. Make sure you include the following:

Introduction statement

One comparison (similarity) of the poems

One contrasting (difference) point of view for each of the poems

Concluding sentence

I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST

(This would be very much appreciated!)

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