English, 28.12.2021 07:50 Cooldude497

I need help! Module Seven Lesson One Activity

Directions: Read the poem through to comprehend WHAT it is saying. Then read it again as you complete the annotations in the text boxes.

the poem is Ithaca

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I need help! Module Seven Lesson One Activity

Directions: Read the poem through to com...