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• The poem's basic content
  1. What is the context of the poem? Identify the speaker(s) and any background information that would help explain the poem's basic message.
  2. How are the thoughts organized?
  3. Does the poet contrast any ideas? Does he/she juxtapose any for effect?
  4. What feelings does the speaker reveal?

The life which is unexamined is not worth living. - Plato

1. Use pencil crayons to draw a picture of your mother's kitchen.
2. Put the oven in it, and also something green, and something dead.
3. Write a poem about your mother's kitchen.
4. You are not in this poem, but some female relation - aunt, sister, close friend - must walk into the kitchen during the course of the poem.
5. Completed poems, with a suitable image(72 dpi, png, light

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