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The poet is being vague because she wants the reader to think of who it could be from the text clues she gives.

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They are being vague because they want the reader to figure what it's about on their own.

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Because what she was doing shouldn't have been made a big deal just for sitting on the front of the bus.She uses her first name only so you can guess who it is.

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It is about a women named Rosa.

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Rosa Parks lol

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To be mysterious

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the poet only uses her first name because the clues the poet gives should hint that the woman being written is Rosa

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The poet is maybe trying to make the readers think.

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I like to drink water.

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the author challenges the reader by not giving the full identity away of the women.

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the author challenges the reader by not giving the full identity away of the women.

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i think the poem is very bland as to describe Rosa in general.

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Maybe they only said her first name because it was confidential or maybe just out of boredom

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The author is probably very ambiguous or vague about Rosa Parks to drag in the reader and make us actually want to find out who it is and if our guesses are correct.

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The author probably wants us to think about the poem, and not focus on who the poem is really about.

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Rosa is sitting on the bench that was made for "white people" and the reporters are capturing the "wrong" that she has done and are going to turn it into the "authorities"

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The author only uses her first name for us to know who it is about

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The author only uses her first name so they can force the reader to think

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To get you to question who it really is, and to make you have to understand the true meaning to figure it out.

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The author only uses Rosas first name to force the reader to analyze the words and come to a conclusion based on her diction.

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The Poet Knew a Big name like Rosa would get you thinking who is this, when have I seen or heard about her. Prior knowledge.

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i think they only used her first name because it is showing us ,threw only one name and a few details we can tell who it is, that her actions were so important to history

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The author only uses her first name to get people to question who she is, and wanting to know more.

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The poet uses her first name because it leaves you with the feeling of vagueness or mystery, but they know that the name Rosa has such impact that you'll automatically think of the iconic rosa park.s.

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so that the reader can interpret their own meaning and for them to further understand the whole Rosa Parks story

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The author only uses her first name to create suspense.

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So the reader can use prior knowledge of her to figure out who the poem's about.

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To try and make you think and ask questions about the poem to try to figure out who Rosa is and what she did.

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The poet only uses her first name because most people would be able to figure out who it is since Rosa Parks was one of the people who made a stand about a serious problem

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To allow the reader to infer and to cause a mysterious feeling. They only use the first name so we can infer who it might be.

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the author does this to make you think, and it's sort of like a logical puzzle. at first glance, if you don't really take the name of the poem, nor the actions in it, into consideration, it seems like "rosa" is just an average celebrity. "camera flash" "retrieve her purse" "name with its dream". while rosa parks is a celebrity in her own way, she is not the "average" celebrity. she's famous for social justice.

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The author used Rosas actions knowing people would know right away who it is about

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and maybe because the author wants the reader to infer the person the story is about

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The story about Rosa Parks is intriguing and shocking. This story is very well known. The author wanted us to use our brains and infer who this person might be.

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So you can find pieces of the puzzle through out the text, finding out about the impact that she made and what she's known for by the name of "Rosa Parks"

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the author is being vague or ambiguous because  they want you   to think more about the name rosa  and who she may be

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The poet refers to Rosa Parks simply by her first name because the events the poet writes about are iconic to Rosa Parks

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To make you think and maybe to say that you could do something big like her.

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The author wants us to think about who they are talking about, and to try to use the context clues to help us find out that 'Rosa' is actually Rosa Parks

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so the readers can infer who the story is about

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the author did this to see what the reader could predict or infer what the author was talking about.

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I think they use the description to take about her being kicked off the bus.

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By doing nothing Rosa made a big effect on the people around her, by simply sitting there(i wish i could do that:) I think the author is being so vague because they get to see the situation without their personal out look on racism or anything. They saw the situation as it is, the rawest it gets. Sometimes people get blinded by the factors that absolutely don't matter.

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the poet is being vague because they want you to think about who Rosa may be. they may not want you to figure out who it's about as well.

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Rosa is very intriguing, though it may not be perfect time it needs to be done

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to show mystery

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A statement that makes no sense but is true

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Cameron Morris                      The author left certain questions unanswered so you could expand on the topic on your own

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Cameron Morris                      The author left certain questions unanswered so you could expand on the topic on your own

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to make you figure it out

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I honestly think calling her by her first name makes the reader think on why people were talking about another person

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the author wanted you to think about who this person was

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the poem is being vague because he wants you to really thing about his point and what he's trying to say

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Because maybe he/she is not wanting to refer to her as Rosa Parks because he wants to almost conceal her identity and because maybe most of the people that knew her called her 'Rosa'

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the poet was being vague or ambiguous because what he is writing about is a very important topic in history. he probably used her first name only to provide an emphasis or to exaggerate

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to get the reader to predict or infer about what the author is taking about

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the poet is mystery writing on purpose

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The poet wants the reader to understand and break down what he is talking about. They narrator is not being very detailed. He is stating what needs to be told. He want you to get what he is saying your self

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The poet is being vague about using her last name in the poem because they want us to interpret the situation in a different way. If he gave us the full name most of us would have know what he was talking about already. They want us to think outside the box.

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A statement that leads to an invalid conclusion

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The poet is vague about the name because she wants the reader to think about an important time in history about Rosa Parks.

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The poet was being vague so it kinda made you think about who this was and why Rosa was important.

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I agree with what Tasha is saying. If people knew it was another Rosa Parks poem they might not have taken the time to read it (because we get taught about her a lot)

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I think that the was being vague about who she was talking about because she wants you to analyze the poem and make your own conclusions from it.

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The poet is being vague about Rosa Parks because ,  he wants us to think about the situation .

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She wanted us to think hard about who they are talking about meaning she are trying to make us think about the situation and use some of our background knowledge to help ourselves think.

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The poet chooses to be vague to show some mystery, or just to make you think.

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I think the poet was being vague, because instead of already claiming to know everything about it specifically, it makes you think about it first and analyze what's happening about that woman.

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The poet was being vague because they know that people should know just by name who rosa is based on her historical actions. They also want you to think more about their actions over who they were.

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The poet was being vague about Rosa because they want you to think about who this woman could be, creating an image and maybe a shadow but not giving her away. This creates a mystery.

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The poet is being vague  about Rosa parks because he wants you to really make you think and figure it out  by analyzing it .

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The author is being vague because they want you to think about who they could be talking about but making it simple

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The poet was being vague about Rosa Parks because the poet wanted us to think, and to use our background knowledge to figure out who Rosa was

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The poet was being vague because, the poet wants you to know how to analyze a poem, and find its true meaning.

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The poet was being vague because , the poet wants the reader to figure out who its reading about .

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I think one of the reasons the author chooses to be vague and only puts in the name 'Rosa' is because they want to know just how much people know about this subject, considering at the time, she was a big historical figure who went against the laws/rules of society and aspired to make a change.

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The poet chose to be vague because, it wants you to think just by what the poem says, to figure out who the subject actually is.

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I believe that the poet does this because she wants to  kind of in a way emphasize her name, not sure if this is the right word ,but I think that if the poet just used her full name , people wouldn't be as surprised. They'd just be like, " Oh, just another thing about a person we've learned about too many times."

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The poet was being vague because  they wanted us to see how much they admire her.

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I think the poet chooses to be vague about Rosa Parks to make the readers connect the dots in who it is by what's happening. I also think she only used Rosa's first name to keep people from knowing who it immediately

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The reason I think she uses her first name is because to give her like a type of silhouette kind of vibe to give people thinking who Rosa might be

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i think the poet was being vague because they wanted to make you think and make connections to stuff you already know

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The author wants the readers to think, and to use their brain on identifying the woman of history.

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If the other chose to put Rosa parks then there is some respect and gratitude applied with that name so if you're talking about here you're already biased and can't make an effective opinion or statement, so they just put Rosa to make her anonymous

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The poet wants to see who will actually be able to recall that it is Rosa Parks just by her actions

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When you are talking about someone that made history and you hear the name, "Rosa", you can pretty much assume that they are talking about Rosa Parks. The poet also explains what happened at that time, giving multiple things, but still being simple about it.