English, 05.10.2021 03:40 Dadchans3779

PLEASE HELP I MUST AEND IT TOMMOROW Use the internet to search some information about persuasive poems. Identify several (common) ideas that are persuaded in poems. Write what you think is meant to persuade a reader to feel in particular poems. ILL GIVE YOU 20 POINTS

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