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When reading the poem it reminded me of how kids talk about their parent

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Who are they talking about?
And what more does she have to say after "..."?

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its talking about a divide between to groups 

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its talking about a divide between to groups 

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We can debate on how to fill in the sentences

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who is the author talking about

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I liked the poem and thought the idea was unique. It remind me of overlapping conversations in books and movies when a group of people are trying to talk all at once.

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I thought Elliptical was a bicycle

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why did the author not just tell us the story

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This poem seems very judgmental

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Who are the sentences referring to?

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The poem could relate to many things. It was very open-ended

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my brain hurts.

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Why does the poem keep referring to "They".

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Why does the poem keep referring to "They".

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The speaker sounds like they're both being critical of and defending whoever they're talking about

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why doesn't she answer her questions?

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Self to Self conflict