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For the poem you haven’t yet explored, share the intended audience of the speaker of the poem. Is it a specific person? A group of people? Who needs to hear it?

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For the poem you haven’t yet explored, share the intended audience of the speaker of the poem. Is it a specific person? A group of people? Who needs to hear it?

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I believe that the intended audience of the poem "Someday I’ll Love Ocean Vuong" is Ocean Vuong himself. The poem addressed Vuong's past traumas and misfortumes. The poet directly addressed himself by offering condolences such as "Ocean, don't worry," and "don't be afraid."

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For another, provide a profile of the speaker in whatever medium you’d prefer.

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For another, provide a profile of the speaker in whatever medium you’d prefer.

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For another, explore your thoughts on the significance of the title.

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For another, explore your thoughts on the significance of the title.

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The poem Anaphora as a Coping Mechanism describes the experience of the narrator after the significant loss of a relationship. Coping mechanisms in the title of the poem refers to the way the narrator deals with this loss. Anaphora, in this case, may refer to poetry writings, as the narrator often writes poetries to release his melancholy.

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For another poem, include a powerful line and the reason you find it powerful.

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For another poem, include a powerful line and the reason you find it powerful.

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You once told me that the human eye is god's loneliest creation. How so much of the world passes through the pupil and still it holds nothing. The eye, alone in its socket, doesn't even know there's another one, just like it, an inch away, just as hungry, as empty.

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For one poem, select an image you find complements it. Add the relevant lines and try to avoid being literal. 

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For one poem, select an image you find complements it. Add the relevant lines and try to avoid being literal. 

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If I should wake & the Ark

the Ark already

gone

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If I nationed myself

in the shadow

of a colossal wave

the way death enters

anything fully

without a trace

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Introduce your poet and why you choose this person to explore. 

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Introduce your poet and why you choose this person to explore. 

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The poet I chose to explore is Ocean Vuong. He is an Asian American poet who was two when he immigrated with his family to the United States from Vietnam. I chose this poet to explore because I found my identity resembles that of him, as I'm also an Asian and an immigrant. Vuong's poems include his struggles with the identities of his ethnicity and family relationships, which I believe I could emphasize and relate to.