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I like poetry when it is in English because I get to understand more complex rules of the language. Two words can be in different orders and mean the same thing, but for the sake of poetry, it sounds different. That is important, and with French, I feel like I still need to clear the first bar in understanding what order the words can even be in to make sense in the first place.

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I don’t like poetry when you are made to memorize a poem word for word and given a short amount of time to do it

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I despise poetry because theyre isnt a right answer, pretty much all of them have like 20 meanings

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I like poetry because I find the feelings it can subtly display to be interesting and a fun way to write. It can also be a healthy way to express emotions.

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I love poetry, i think it’s super cool especially if it’s actual poetry and it’s written to get a point across or express feelings. I think poetry is a sick way of writing and I sometimes enjoy writing poems when assigned to.

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I don’t really mind poetry. I liked finding the true meaning in some of the poems, like we did in Landis’s class but I don’t like writing poetry, or reciting poetry.

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I like poems when you are making them because you can be as creative with making them as you want to.

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Writing poem are just kinda meh. I like reading them, like in Mr. Landis’ class, but writing them is challenging. We’d also have to write them in French, which is tricky.

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I liked poetry in Mr.Landis’s class because we had super interesting talks about every poem that would sometimes last the whole 1st la period. In a class like Bickel I don’t because there is a right answer so your thinking isn’t as free and you have to pick the right answer. Also the poems were more interesting in Landis. That was the only time I liked it.

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I like poetry because last year in LA class, we had to break them down and I like how creative you can get.

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I hate poetry because it is hard to write. Also because poetry is very cheesy and makes me cringe.

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Poetry isn’t my favorite thing but I can tolerate it. I do find it difficult to write poetry sometimes, also reading poems I don’t always understand the meaning behind them.

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I don’t like to read poetry because it’s harder to follow and it feels like the author is being cryptic instead of stating their purpose. I don’t mind writing poetry but I don’t enjoy it either. It doesn’t do anything for me either way.

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I actually do like poetry. I prefer reading it over writing it, but I’m not sure why. I think sometimes I struggle with how fluid poems can be and the lack of a plan. But I like poetry, I think they can be beautiful to read, and I like how open and free some poems can be. So I don’t mind writing poetry, I think it’s a good writing style.

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I don’t mind poetry it’s not bad but not great and can sometimes be funny or interesting.

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I like poetry when it means something. I don’t care for it when people decide to write analogy after analogy that can only be understood if you were living in that author’s head. If it is universally understood and has real meaning, then poetry is worth reading.

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Depending on the kind of poetry, I don’t mind it. I can write simple English poetry, but some is difficult. My neutrality on it is partially due to the fact that I’m not fond of restriction I find unnecessary when it comes to writing; which is a thing some forms require.