English, 30.04.2021 20:30, Sbeech7362

Create a presentation that illustrates some of the important themes and metaphors from one of the poems in the lesson. In your presentation, make a single overall
point about the poem and back it up with images you find online that illustrate
specific parts of the poem.
Your images should be appropriate to the themes and metaphors you're
demonstrating. They should also be presented in a way that's easy for the audience
to understand. Make yourself clear through the visual layout of your presentation
and through written explanations. Finally, organize your presentation using an
outline.

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