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English, 20.07.2019 11:50, evarod

Write an interpretive essay about a poem other than "the red wheelbarrow" or "a jelly-fish." in the body of the essay, you'll summarize the poem and describe how its poetic elements support your thesis about the overall meaning. then you will address the likely questions and concerns of your readers.

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