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This document provides instructions for students to write their own versions of three poems - "Dreams", "This is just to say", and "Who has seen the wind?" - by maintaining the spirit and intent of the originals while using the same poetic style, devices, and forms but with different ideas and content to make them distinct. Students are asked to emulate the style of the provided poems in their own creative works.
This document provides instructions for students to write their own versions of three poems - "Dreams", "This is just to say", and "Who has seen the wind?" - by maintaining the spirit and intent of the originals while using the same poetic style, devices, and forms but with different ideas and content to make them distinct. Students are asked to emulate the style of the provided poems in their own creative works.
This document provides instructions for students to write their own versions of three poems - "Dreams", "This is just to say", and "Who has seen the wind?" - by maintaining the spirit and intent of the originals while using the same poetic style, devices, and forms but with different ideas and content to make them distinct. Students are asked to emulate the style of the provided poems in their own creative works.
Dreams, This is just to say and Who has seen the wind? Criteria:
maintain the spirit and intent
of the original poems are written in the same style but with your own ideas so they are quite different Use the same poetic devices or form as the originals