Question

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COMPOSITION
1. Try to write your own poem in which you give someone (a brother, sister, or friend)
some good advice. The poem can rhyme or not (as in the current selection). Use
words you would normally use in your everyday speech.
2. How will your poem be different from that of a father giving advice to his son or
daughter, or a teacher giving advice to a pupil?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation: All you have to do is imaging yourself as your brother/friend/sister. You need to use catchy words and phrases, whether it is rhyming or not you can use those words so that it doesn't look like an advice or just few simple sentences, the reader should be attracted to our poem.

Answer 2

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