Same instructions:FIRST : You need to read and learn about the American revolution of poetic language, understand the type of poetry and excellent commentary done related to it (provided later) THEN write a draft before the final commentary following these methodological requirement when writing the commentary: -The type of commentary is compound :it includes an introduction, a progression (two or three sections, each having two or three sub-sections), and a conclusion. – start with a linear analysis from the extract ( draft). – At the end of this analysis, you may find several main lines of reading (this is called the problematic). – It is critical to create a plan based on these recommendations (from these main reading lines lines mentioned above. (still in your draft-). 1- The first portion of the introduction is broken into three sections: a) an introductory chapter that establishes the tone for the work under examination; b) the problem; and c) the plan’s announcement 2- Then comes development: usually dedicate one idea to each paragraph. The idea is stated, illustrated with an example, then developed. REMEMBER to connect the paragraphs using correct (linking words) and logical transitions. 3- The conclusion retraces the previous steps/taken path and, if required, expands into new aspects (not compulsory). It is CRUCIAL to focus on the proposed text. There’s no need to read the author’s biography in depth or rely on reviews. (maybe state 1 ) what MATTERS is your OWN and REASONED reading.
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poem: https://eecummings.quillsliteracy.org/there-is-a-here-and-146/