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1. Lightning struck a house at night and it caught on fire.
2. The flame spread to his house and caught it on fire.
3. SHe couldn’t watch his house burn
4. The fire stopped and he looked over the ruins.
5. Her stuff was just there all burnt up and he’s reminiscing his things.
6. She is saying that it’s a bad day and no good tale will come from today.
7. SHe’s thinks he’ll never be able to restart.
8. SHe talked about a huge house that looks like no house ever built.
9. SHe’s talking about heaven

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1. In the middle of the night a house was struck and caught on fire.
2.  Even while the flames of the fire continued to spread she trusted god.
3. She trusted god to lead her away from the flames when it seemed like there was no way out.
4. As fast as it all happened it was done just as fast.
5. The things she once held close were now ruined.
6.  The fire destroyed everything inside the house and out.
7.  Everything will be ok because she trusted god and that is what she has left from the fire. God will always be there for her.
8. How the big house that was once there now looks like an empty lot.
9. She doesn’t care about what she lost only about heaven

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1-A house caught on fire during a storm
2-  She prayed and ran out of her house
3- She believes god took her things away for a reason
4- There was enough for them left to survive
5- She is looking at her burnt belongings
6- Everything is sad and quiet
7- She is realizing her belongings don’t matter
8- A new house is being built
9- She doesn’t care about earthly belongings, only heaven

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Rhyme Scheme

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Piteous-deserving or arousing pity.
Succorless-being without aid or assistance.
Repine-feel or express discontent
Bereft-deprived of or lacking
Adieu-goodbye
Vanity-excessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or achievements.
Chide-scold or rebuke.
Dung hill-A heap of dung

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1. She is the first American poet.

2. She was privileged.

3. She actually had to work for things.

4. The realities of her life.

5. He published Bradstreet’s poems for himself.

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A: Anne Bradstreet is famous due to being the first recorded American poet.

B: She was well treated and educated.

C: She led a very privileged life beforehand.

D: Bradstreet’s poems were mostly about her hardships.

E: Bradstreet’s cousin published her poem without her knowledge.

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Piteous - deserving pity
Succorless -  being without assistance
Refine - remove impurities or unwanted elements
Bereft - deprived of or lacking
Adieu - goodbye
Vanity - excessive pride in or admiration of one’s own appearance or achievements
Chide - scold or rebuke
Dung hill - a heap of dung

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C- She is talking about how things went from a peaceful sleep to a violent burning fire
D- She is saying that all is meaningless in comparison to god and heaven
E- god to an architect

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1. The poet contrasts a silent night with the shrieks of a dreadful voice to convey a sense of fear.
2. Everything is temporary and meaningless in a material stand point.

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C- Things went from peaceful to terrorizing when the houses start burning.
D- she is saying that things are meaningless compared to god and heaven.
E- They compare god to an architect

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C - how fast the night changed from peaceful to a raging fire
D- she believes that worldly possessions are nothing compared to heaven and god
E-god to an architect

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Piteous: deserving pity
Succorless: being without assistance
Repine: to long for something
Bereft: to be deprived or lacking something
Adieu: goodbye
Vanity: excessive pride in or admiration of ones own appearance or achievements
Chide: to scold or rebuke something or something
Dunghill: a heap of dung

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1) she was famous for being the first American poet
2) she had a privileged younger life and got a good education
3) because she had eight kids and a new world
4) she wrote poems about her life and real situations
5) he had her versus published a something different without telling her or even asking for that matter