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The Delight Song of Tsoai-talee by N. Scott Momaday- Eva Lopez  

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The Delight Song of Tsoai-talee by N. Scott Momaday- Eva Lopez  

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I was drawn to this poem because of the repetition and the metaphors to nature the poet uses. I like the overall message of the poem which is being grateful to be alive.

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I learned this poem in the 7th grade and I really enjoyed reading it. I love that almost all the words in the poem are made up. Who knows how he wrote this poem and came up with these words.

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I had never read this poem before today, but something about it stuck out to me. I like the description given for each thing and the ending is my favorite part.

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Taking One for the Team - Ellamae Fortin

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Taking One for the Team - Ellamae Fortin

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I gravitated to this poem because I feel that most athletes can relate to this feeling of togetherness when you're part of a team. I like how it portrays the reality of both the ups and downs in this lifestyle.

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I was drawn to this poem because of its title. I have always seemed to enjoy being outdoors and exploring nature reserves. I like this poem because it talks about how nature brings people to rest just as a mother leads her child to bed after playing all day.

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I liked this poem because it explains that life is not perfect however, this cannot minimize your dreams. It encourages readers to always dream big and not loose sight of the pleasures of life.

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When the memory is not the same and hands are not the same- Karolyn Barsamian

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When the memory is not the same and hands are not the same- Karolyn Barsamian

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I chose this poem because I really found it interesting which metaphors and personification the author chose to right about. There can be many different interpretations of this poem which is why I enjoy it so much. I also like how the poem ends with a question to leave the reader thinking.

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I chose this poem because it is not very long, and it doesn't reveal a lot about the narrative. However, you can interpret a lot. I like the way it ends, it is sort of mysterious.

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I liked this poem because it's talking about how many people think jaguars are going to be extinct. Even if they do go extinct, everyone will always remember they existed. They have left a permanent memory in everyone's brain. It's kind of saying to leave a mark and make people remember you. Do good things and leave advice or experience for people in the future.

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A Poison Tree- by William Blake - Kirthana Senthil

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A Poison Tree- by William Blake - Kirthana Senthil

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I chose this poem because I felt a real-life connection to it. Wrath can be controlled, but it depends on whether or not the person wants to control it. It shows 2 different points of view on anger. One towards a friend and another towards an enemy. The imagery brings the poem to life. I particularly like that about this poem. It teaches a valuable lesson.

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This Room by John Ashbery - Ally Sandino

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This Room by John Ashbery - Ally Sandino

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I like this poem because the poet describes this poem as a response to the death of his close friend and I can relate to the feeling of losing someone close. This poem conveys many emotions in such a small amount of words and that's what also drew me to it.

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I chose this poem because I always love a happy ending, no matter how cheesy it is. I also think it is relevant today because towards the end it mentions how death tolls are rising, and sadly they are due to covid. It's nice to think that there could be a happy ending to all of this.

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I like this poem because i like the topic, love, that it was under, and it was deep and interesting.

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I was drawn to this poem because it reminded me how when I drive my mom always text me "drive slowly and safely."
When you drive if you look off the road for two seconds it would end very badly.

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Taking one for the Team by Sara Holbrook -Maddie Lubeley

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Taking one for the Team by Sara Holbrook -Maddie Lubeley

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This poem illustrates teamwork and staying loyal to your team. I like how the last line says “I’m proud to say I lost with you” because it shows that even when you fail, your team is always by your side.

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The Promise by Jane Hirshfield- Natalia Garcia 

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The Promise by Jane Hirshfield- Natalia Garcia 

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This poem intrigued me the most because it felt like a reflection of somebody that was drifting away from the things or people around them. I liked it because I liked the message of change and growth within a person.

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I chose this poem because when I was little my parents and I would always sit down and read this poem. It reminds me of my childhood.

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Monsters- Dorothea Lasky by: Erika Caballero

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Monsters- Dorothea Lasky by: Erika Caballero

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I like this poem because it reminds me of my childhood and how I always used to think there were monsters under my bed. I also liked how easy to read and simple the poem was, I comprehended it very well.

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Poem For Haruko By: June Jordan - Kayli Armas

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Poem For Haruko By: June Jordan - Kayli Armas

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I was drawn to this poem because I wanted to know why the author wrote about this person. I really liked how the author decided their feelings in detail and how longing for that person has affected them.

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My love is as a fever, longing still- Camilla Li

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My love is as a fever, longing still- Camilla Li

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This sonnet caught my attention because of all of the emotions that it shows and the angerment too. The emotions just reminds me about losing my mind and going crazy for it.

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I chose this poem because I feel like he is telling a story of something that actually happened to him. It was interesting to hear a poem written by someone where their name is in the poem.

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I really like this poem because I love escaping through a book. I think that one of the best feelings is when I find a book that I can't put down.

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"Hope" is the thing with feathers - Sophia Heredia

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"Hope" is the thing with feathers - Sophia Heredia

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I really like this poem because it uses a metaphor of hope portraying as a bird and rain or shine, birds still fly just like our hope remains.

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first fall by maggie smith (lucia argueta)

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first fall by maggie smith (lucia argueta)

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I chose this poem because it really resonates with me, my mom is my best friend. The relationship we have is like no other and the love we have for each other is so amazing. I have never loved someone so much in my life. She is my person we tell each other everything, I can not even describe the relationship we have in words because it is stronger than anything I could ever write. This poem is about a mom talking to her daughter. I love it

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Taking One for the Team by Sarah Holbrooke (Marie Placido)

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Taking One for the Team by Sarah Holbrooke (Marie Placido)

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I really like this poem because teamwork is something that is really important to me. It's also a really relatable poem because it talks about the good and the bad things that happen in a relationship.

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I like this poem because the "old" love between the aged couple and the adjectives that the poet used to describe his uncle in this poem really touched me.

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I chose this poem because I enjoy the repetition of the words I love you and I feel a sense of comfort when reading it. I like how the poem is written to provide people with solace simply by stating three simple words. The author forms a connection with the reader in the way it is written. It is very personal.

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I chose the poem because I felt a sense of strength and confidence in the words that I was drawn to. I felt like the whole poem as a whole was super powerful and I enjoyed it a lot so I decided to pick it.

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Today - Anzhelina Polonskaya (Ava Zhang)

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Today - Anzhelina Polonskaya (Ava Zhang)

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I liked this poem because it forced me to confront myself. There is a sense of intervention and confrontation between the lines. I liked the imagery it painted within my head, and the sense of the political environment, setting, and the surrounding noises that are occuring.

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won't you celebrate with me By Lucille Clifton(copyrighted 1993)

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won't you celebrate with me By Lucille Clifton(copyrighted 1993)

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Lena Hwang:
I love this poem for a number of reasons, but the first thing I noticed was the formatting in the way the author(Lucille Clifton) didn't properly capitalize at the beginning of each new sentence or for proper nouns. I also love the biblical reference to Babylon, saying that she didn't come from the best place. To wrap it up, I also love how she says that she "had no model" except herself, and made her life so successful even through all the hardships(ex. "both nonwhite and woman")

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I really like this poem because of all the imagery it has. It’s very descriptive about where the narrator is and what events are going on. I like how this poem is very mysterious . It makes me curious about how and why the man that made a gesture died.

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I love this poem because coincidently, I was listening to a song called " The Golden Heart of a Maiden" when I was looking through the website. While in this poem, it describes the death of a beautiful woman in a kingdom by the sea. Both the song and the poem reminded me of a deep blue sea, where a man and a woman has a love that even angels are envious. I chose this poem also because I want to learn more about the great American author Edgar Allan Poe.