English, 23.10.2019 03:00, makenna72

Part 1: worth 50 points

choose one of the poems you read in this lesson. write a paragraph explaining the meaning of the poem completely in your own words. in paragraph form, be sure to answer the following questions:

what is the tone of the poem?
what types of figurative language was used? provide an example of each.
part 2: worth 50 points
choose one of the poems from this lesson, and re-write it completely in your own words without changing the meaning. make sure your poem is written in the correct format.

this is the poem:

chapter heading

for we have thought the longer thoughts
and gone the shorter way.
and we have danced to devils' tunes,
shivering home to pray;
to serve one master in the night,
another in the day.
‐ernest hemingway

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Part 1: worth 50 points

choose one of the poems you read in this lesson. write a paragr...