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Reply to this comment, follow quoting instructions and after quoting, explain what you are picturing that feels cold. Include your name to receive credit.

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Quote a line from the poem with warm/ hot imagery. 

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Reply to this comment, follow quoting instructions, and after quoting, explain what you are picturing that feels warm/hot. Include your name to receive credit.

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Reply to this comment, follow quoting instructions and after quoting, explain what you are picturing that feels sharp/ hard.

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Reply to this comment, follow quoting instructions, and after quoting, explain what you are picturing that contains light. Include your name to receive credit.

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Reply to this comment, follow quoting instructions and explain what you are picturing.

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Reply to this comment, follow quoting instructions and after quoting, explain why or where you feel tension from the imagery of this line. Include your name to receive credit.

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**Here’s a random connection between the theme and subject of the poem and social media. Have you ever heard of the Orange Peel Theory? What do you think– is peeling an orange for someone a good test of love? Why or why not?

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Now that you have finished the poem, what sense perception is used most heavily throughout, or, which senses were most effective in delivering the tension felt in a first date? Reply here and include your name.