English, 23.01.2021 22:50 Yasminl52899

Can someone write me a lyric poem! It has to be at least 16 lines long! and have - a clear purpose or goal
-a focused exploration of a particular theme
-figurative language
-some major aspect of poetry discussed in the course so far, such as a rhyme scheme, meter, or poetic structure

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