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**File below is Blank Poetry analysis worksheet to paste Revision into before labeling for Figurative Language, Sound Devices, and Graphics.**
====It is what we used to analyze short poems for homework. You do not HAVE to use this worksheet, but it may help remind you of the TYPES of Figurative Language, Sound Devices, and graphics and HOW to correctly label.====

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Lemon picture if your final uses this as prompt.

artwork by Mara gr 7

Movie Stills option
Be an historical fiction writer.... Write one of your poems as though you are adding a page to Hesse's novel on a topic inspired by one of the photos below from the documentary "Surviving the Dust Bowl." Refer to any people in the photograph you choose as a character Hesse created in the novel. (You will write AS Billie Joe, as Hesse does. You can refer to major or minor characters that seem to fit the photo. Double click or right click on image and then select the "copy" option to paste a photo into a text file, or "save as" and keep as a picture file to insert into your final publishable poem document.









SAMPLES of finished final PUBLISHABLE poems from past years. Included are some connected to art show prompts and some concrete poems NOT linked to Art Show prompts