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English, 11.04.2020 02:50, mazz1041

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Because I could not stop for Death β€”

He kindly stopped for me β€”

The Carriage held but just Ourselves β€”

And Immortality.

Some keep the Sabbath going to Church β€”

I keep it, staying at Home β€”

With a Bobolink for a Chorister β€”

And an Orchard, for a Dome β€”

Identify differences between these two poems. Check the two boxes that best apply.

One poem uses the image of a carriage, while the other uses the image of an orchard.

One poem uses ballad structure, while the other does not.

One poem uses figurative language, while the other does not.

One poem focuses on the Sabbath and church, while the other describes death.

One uses rhyme and the other does not.

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