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I noticed that the poem uses rhyme and she is using a lot of adjectives. I also noticed that she uses a lot of hand movement while she is speaking to give extra detail. I was wondering how hard it must be for she or any other poet to be so creative when writing and being able to transition through topics whenever they want.

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I noticed that the poem brings up many issues today like the distress at the capital. She also used a lot of hand gestures. I wonder what the rhyme scheme is because it was difficult to figure that out.

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I noticed that she spoke with passion, and was very formal in her writing and speaking. She spoke in a very impactful way. Her tone was powerful and her speech had a strong message. I wonder how she had the courage to do thins in front of such a large audience and how long it took her to write this poem. Her words and how they all flow together really stands out to me, and the way she said the words.

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I noticed that she was very formal while presenting her poem, and used bigger words that merged together like butter. The parts that stood out to me the most were the multiple issues of America she brings up to make this country seem imperfect, but then after presenting these problems she would talk about fixing them.

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The tone she used was very powerful in her speech. She mentioned in her interview how she wanted to be able to address everyone watching and i believe she was able to reach that. Everything she said is able for all of USA to relate to and understand. I wonder what her process was to find a way to express a feeling we all can relate to and feel encouraged to make our world better.
When she said "silence doesnt always mean peace" is very powerful to me.

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i wonder what she means when she sah says the loss that we carry. what stands out to me is her tone and the way she presents the poem.

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i noticed that throughtout the poem she seemed so encouriging and intelligent. The tone in her voice stood out the most because it made the poem stick out. She also uses hand gestures and doing that puts more emotion into what you are speaking about. I wonder what her favorite line of the poem was.

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I notice that the message she preaches is about is the repairing of the division of the United States, she calls for peace and unity throughout the poem. What stands out to me her tone, her voice was full of emotion and was very impactful.

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What stood out to me was her tone of voice and how it impacted the poem. She used a lot of vivid imagery and diction that helped portray her optimistic attitude throughout. I thought she did a very good job of mentioning the many wrongs and struggles in our country today, and she gave hope that they can be fixed. I wonder if she will ever become President one day.

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Her tone throughout the poem remained optimistic and she was able to hold the attention of the room with her tone and gestures. I feel that her power as such a young person with wise words led to her tap for the inauguration because more people will feel inclined to listen to her.

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I noticed her optimistic attitude. I thought her rhymes were ingenious and her vocabulary was perfectly picked for an inaugural address. I was impressed by the passion in her voice and the way she used gestures to emphasize certain words within her poem. I also loved how she emphasized the end rhyme in her writing. I loved how she was optimistic about America's future and she stated that america will never be defeated. I believe poets are tapped to read or speak at presidential inaugurations because they cover important topics in a way that is truly beautiful.

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I noticed that the poet mentioned current events in the poem such as the insurrection at the capitol and the political divide in the United States today. I wonder what rhyme scheme the poet used because I had a difficult time identifying the rhyme scheme used in the poem. The message of unity and Americans placing their differences aside is what stood out to me in the poem. Poets might be asked to read or speak a Presidential inauguration because these poets might have a message that the President wants all Americans to hear.

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the tone in her voice changes.
how long does it take for her to write her poems.
she's using hand gestures.
its an opportunity for countries to reflect on their history.

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I noticed that she used lots of hand gestures and was also very confident while reading the poem. I think poets speak at presidential inaugurations because poems can have a lot of meaning and they are short to read.

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I noticed that throughout the poem she brings up many important events that have happen throughout this year
I wonder which line meant the most to her

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I noticed that she brought up a lot of social injustices such as racism in America and how poorly minorities have been treated ever since the beginning of time. I wonder if she will ever achieve her dream of becoming president in 2036 and if she will be able to get high enough in a position to even get close. What stood out to be was her repetition of saying how to improve as a country and how we can overcome any obstacles. Poems have always been apart of our country since America was first discovered. It's an old art form that goes back many centuries so to honor that art form, famous poets are asked to speak at every inauguration.

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I noticed how she used hand gestures and facial expressions to help support her message. She used a lot of
rhyme and alliteration. Something that stood out to me was how confident and happy she looked and sounded throughout the entire poem. I think poets are inclined to read at inauguration because they are big moments in history and large opportunities for poets to convey their message

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I noticed that she used some very powerful words and she sounds very confident.
I wonder what line has the lost meaning to her and also why she decided to become a poet.
The part that stood out to me was the part when she said "leave the country behind better then what we were left with."
I believe that they re tapped to read at inaugurations because they are a big part of history before America was first discovered.

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I noticed that she uses a lot of word play to make her poem flow better and she tells us what we will do instead of suggesting what we should do. She keeps her hands moving very gracefully, but her speech that goes along with the hand movements follows strict, sharp beats.

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I noticed that a big portion of her speech is calling for a rebuilding of America.
What was the "force" she was referring too?
What stood out to me is her tone while reading the poem
Because inaugurations symbolize things and poets are masters at symbolizing

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I noticed that although she started by taking about her past she was able to touch on so many of today's issues. I noticed how the audience reacted and when they would speak out in agreement. One example was when she was taking about democracy and that it will never be destroyed. The thing that stood out to me the most was the rhyming. The way she used it to emphasize her points or hold the audiences attention. That alone took immense talent and I was very impressed.

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I noticed that she used powerful words. I wonder if she will become president some day. It stands out to me how much she talks about peace and victory. Poet's words are powerful.

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I noticed that she sounds very confident in her voice. She is not just staring at her paper and reading the poem, she is looking up and telling the poem to the country. She has a very powerful voice and a very powerful story within her poem.

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I noticed that she is very encouraging to all of the American people. She gives them hope that this horrible pandemic will soon be over. Poets read at presidential inaugurations because they can say so much by speaking so little.

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I notice the intelligence , and confidence in herself.
Her hand gestures and posture, and even her facial expressions are very well done with the poem

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I notice that she hints at the current Black Lives Matter movements that have been going on and that we as a nation need to focuses on our similarities and come together instead of the things that divide us. What personally stands out to me is how she words things, she does a beautiful job at making a point in a very elaborate way. Lastly I think poets might be asked to speak at a presidential inauguration because they have a way with words that’s more than just talking and trying to get your point across, it’s literal art and how she words things speaks to your soul.