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1. Phillis Wheatley's poem "An Hymn to the Morning" is an ode. An ode is typically used to praise a thing or idea. Why is this form more appropriate for Wheatley's subject than an epic or a limerick? Why would it be inappropriate to write a poem in praise of the morning as an epic or a limerick?

2. In "Nothing Gold Can Stay," Robert Frost uses end rhymes in an aabbccdd pattern. How does this rhyme scheme add to the meaning and experience of reading the poem?

3. How does Gwendolyn Brooks use graphical elements in "Truth"? What effect does the use of graphical elements have on the reader's experience of the poem?

4. Identify the meter used most often in Emily Dickinson's "A Book." How does the meter affect the feeling Dickinson is trying to communicate in the poem?

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Question 1. Mrs. Wheatley's poem is written as an ‘ode,’ which is a poem that celebrates, praises or glorifies the subject. It would not be a limerick because a limerick is a short and humorous poem. It would not be an epic either, because an epic is a long, narrative poem.

Question 2. The rhyming in this poem brings each two rhyming lines together as a complete sentence.

Explanation:

https://examples.yourdictionary.com/what-are-different-types-of-poems.html

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