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An integral part of the poem Consider every word (and any multiple meanings)

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2 An integral part of the poem Consider every word (and any multiple meanings)

3 Put the poem into your own words Timed exam: only the rough parts

4 Find some of the meaning beyond the literal Check the title, the last line, the first line

5 What are the parts of the poem?  visual (on the page)  content (story/thought)  temporal  spatial

6 What is the tone of:  the speaker  the poet  (twofold)

7  tone  setting  syntax  diction  speaker  form (rhythm/rhyme)

8 What is the meaning of the poem—the comment on human existence?  universal  theological  psychological  social

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