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Gwendolyn Brooks' "a song in the front yard" portrays the naivety and superficial values of young girls as a result of a sheltered childhood.

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In "A Miracle for Breakfast," Elizabeth Bishop shows how even in the worst times when society doesn’t use its power for good, imagination can still bring a sense of light into the situation.

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In "A Miracle for Breakfast," Elizabeth Bishop shows how even in the worst times when society doesn’t use its power for good, imagination can still bring a sense of light into the situation.

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In Robert Hayden's "Those summer days"  a father's parental love goes unappreciated because the child doesn’t understand the sacrifices of the father.

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John M. Morris' "For Julia, in Deep Water"  demonstrates how  even though it causes parents pain, they must allow their children to struggle on their own  because that is the only way they will learn how to swim and to succeed in life.

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John M. Morris' "For Julia, in Deep Water"  demonstrates how  even though it causes parents pain, they must allow their children to struggle on their own  because that is the only way they will learn how to swim and to succeed in life.

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Gwendolyn Brooks’ “a song in the front yard” portrays the naivety and superficial values of young girls that comes from a sheltered childhood.

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The Father's constant hard work for his child in Robert Hayden's "Those Winter Sundays" demonstrates how important it is to appreciate the hard work of a parent and what they provide for their kids.

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The Father's constant hard work for his child in Robert Hayden's "Those Winter Sundays" demonstrates how important it is to appreciate the hard work of a parent and what they provide for their kids.

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While Emma Lazarus's poem, "The New Colossus", paints America as an open armed ally to any refugee, the poem is a misrepresentation of America's embracement of immigrants and foreigners. 

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While Emma Lazarus's poem, "The New Colossus", paints America as an open armed ally to any refugee, the poem is a misrepresentation of America's embracement of immigrants and foreigners. 

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"a song in the front yard" by Gwendolyn Brooks indicates how the ignorance of children to their parents' advice can lead to a false perception of life.

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In Robert Hayden's "Those Winter Sundays"  the speaker seems to feel remorseful when reflecting on the lack of appreciation for the fathers parental sacrifice resulting in a guilty tone rather than unappreciative one.

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Robert Wallace's "The Double Play" shows that the double play in baseball is like poetry as it is elegant and magnificent when done well.

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In "a song in the front yard," Gwendolyn Brooks expresses the apparent need for freedom after being pushed into a sheltered state of naivety.

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Robert Hayden's "Those Winter Sundays" demonstrates how unappreciation of someone causes you to carry a burden on your shoulders for the rest of your life.

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John Morris' "For Julia, in the Deep Water" illustrates the pain that growing up causes both children and their parents, while also discussing the omnipresence of mortality in our everyday lives.

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John Morris' "For Julia, in the Deep Water" illustrates the pain that growing up causes both children and their parents, while also discussing the omnipresence of mortality in our everyday lives.

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Gwendolyn Brooks' "a song in the front yard" demonstrates a young girl's naïve desires for freedom from a politically and socially constrained life.

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In the poem "a song in the front yard" by Gwendolyn Brooks she attempts to display how childhood ignorance leads to false hope and admiration. 

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In the poem "a song in the front yard" by Gwendolyn Brooks she attempts to display how childhood ignorance leads to false hope and admiration. 

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John Morris's "For Julia, in the Deep Water" shows how letting go of a loved one can often times be more heart wrenching for the one letting them go then the one being let go.

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In depicting the forced trauma that is created in war, Ocean Vuong's "Kissing in Vietnamese" demonstrates that despite the disgusting display of violence in war, it can strengthen love for others.

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In depicting the forced trauma that is created in war, Ocean Vuong's "Kissing in Vietnamese" demonstrates that despite the disgusting display of violence in war, it can strengthen love for others.