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1. The thesis statement should state the theme of the poem.
2. Find three main ideas that work together to create the theme. These main ideas will become the topic sentences of your body paragraphs.
3. In the body of your essay, use at least one example from (a) and at least two examples from (b):a. devices of sound/music: how rhyme, meter, alliteration and/or assonance add force to the meaning of the word sb. devices of language: imagery-- how word(s) that refer to sensory experience create meaning figures of speech-- how simile, metaphor, personification symbol—an object that suggests further meaning in addition to itself tone —the speaker’s attitude (an emotion word)
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[Title]: Sonnet 29
The poem is about a person who feels much dehumanized because of his poverty status in
the society and tries to compare his current situation with that of wealthy people. In this poem,
there are three ideas that help us realize the theme of the song, for instance, we have the person
leaving in despair and regrets concerning her situation. ...