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Read the details from "Zombies on the Loose" and "A Zombie's
Confession." How is the description of the zombies in the story
different from the zombie's description of itself in the poem?
Zombies on the Loose
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A
Zombie's Confession
Difference
bay tumed. A zombie closed in
on her, its arms stretched out
stitfly: The gray skin on its face
sogged on the bones beneath
The zombie walked halting
like an old wind-up toy
My two long arms are
outstretched wide
To give you the friendliest hug
And if I squeeze you oh so
tight
I only mean to pull you snug,
The poem zombie
moons and groans
The poem zombie
has outstretched
ams
The poem zombie
thinks it is friendly
The poem zombie
has a poor
memory
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