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They are both similar because they evolve around love.

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They’re both about love

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They both have a rhyme schemes and include metaphors and similes. The majority of poems and songs are similar because they usually
have a meter.

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They both have multiple rhyming parts. They are both about love

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No they are not all similar but these are because they talk about love with similes and metaphors

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Both of them can use the same literary devices.

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The are both about/ to people they love. Poetry and songs are both ways you can express your self without talking

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It is about two people in "luve".

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broooklyna

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In both story they are both in love.

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They both talk about love

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They both talk about love ❤️

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Love

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The sound close and they both talk about love.

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They both talk about love and no not always

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They are about love. No not all songs and poems are similar.

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They’re about love.

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They both are about love

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Teysrebith about love

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They are both about how somebody loves somebody else and they tell them how much they love that somebody

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They both relate their love for someone to something else and use simile and metaphor to do so. I think that while some songs and poems are similar, not all can be proven true for this statement.

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Both of them use literary terms to discuss to show there love.

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They both have references to love and the both have extended metaphors.

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The both talk about love and waiting for someone

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They are both about love. And about someone waiting for someone.

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They both have to do something about LOVE

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The red red rose, and stereo hearts are both contain metaphors and similes about how big their love is for them. Songs and poems both may contain words that have a deeper meaning than their exterior

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They are both about someone wanting someone else. They can be in many ways.

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They’re both about love

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Both pieces of work talk about how great the composer's/author's love is by using similes, metaphors, and other forms of figurative language.

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Both about love also have plenty of metaphors and similes with multiple repetition and ruin every Schemes

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They both talk about love and you metaphors and similes to compare there love to other things

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"A Red, Red Rose" and "Stereo Hearts" are similar because they are both men declaring their love for their woman. Not all songs and poems are similar.

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Well they can both be taken as a song depending on the person

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They are similar because they both started as poems but one was turned into a song

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They are both talking about their love using both similes and metaphors.

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Because both of them use a lot of comparisons in there poems

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They are both poems, they both talk about loving someone, and they have a rhythm or meter. No, not all poems and songs are similar

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They are both forms of poetry talking about love... yeah they’re all similar.

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Mia: they both talk about love and ryne 

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Mia: they both talk about love and ryne 

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The songs are similar because both songs use a lot of literary devices and other vocab words that we have learned.

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The two poems are similar because they are both extended metaphors.

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They are both poems, they both talk about love and they both compare themselves to melodies.

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They are similar because they are both talking about someone leaving them or them leaving.

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Both about love

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They're both similar because they are expressing their love using metaphors and similes.

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They are both talking about their love for a girl and how they will love them forever and only them.

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They are both poems about love and how they will love the other person even if there are a couple cracks in there track or the sands o life shall run they will love the person. All songs and poems are not similar all songs are poems but poems are not songs as well as some poems can be free verse while others could be rhyming poems. They also could have different literary terms in them too.

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The songs are similar because they both use a lot of similies, metaphors, and hyperboles. The two songs address the same topic(love), and how their love is compared to inanimate objects.
Not all songs are poems are similar to one another

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Well both of them have a rhyme scheme and sound like song and a poem at the same time. All poems and songs are similar because some songs can be sung just if the stanzas in a poem with a bit changes to i
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They both talk about love and broken hearts. No not all songs and poems are similar

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Both of them are similar because they both have rhythm and repetition. Songs are poems with a little music to it.

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They both are poems about a broken heart with love.

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They both have metaphors and similes in them.

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It's talking about love and how they want to be back with the one they love or want to be close to them but they can't .