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hide her as your sisters

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How did your sister die suddenly I remember ...
I remember the final but never knew just why happens
... she and Peter were out together there had been a accident
Kristi was all ready asleep and they told me Lisa had deid I remember it was raining .. it was still raining mama was crying and it seemed if the whole world was crying Ellen untied her braids away from the thin gold chain she wore around her neck that held the star of daived

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Do you think anyone will
Threaten people?

If they did, it would give me a
Chance to practice relaxed.

You should convince him.
I have to try.

The theme that I chose for this particular found poem was the idea of convincing. I chose this because they are living in a horrible world and they can't do anything about it, so I thought they should have courage and try to defend for themselves.

I chose to focus on words that would show how the characters have had to try to have courage and stand up for themselves. To me practice meant Annemarie trying to repeated exercises in of an activity or skill so as to acquire or maintain proficiency in it. Convince meant to me that Annemarie is persuading the soldiers. Lastly threaten meant to me that Ellen is worrying about the Jewish people.

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Enjoy!       chapter used:7

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The Meadows surrounded her life,
little,
old,
crooked,
small,

High-Grassed meadow, Wildflowers, appeared, and ran beside them.

Pleased...… The Meadow-Ended.

The theme I chose was a little suspenseful, peaceful, And Dark. Around the world are changes, A peaceful can become a battle field. a free city into to a lockdown. the point is that any moment any second can be a change.

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The Days of Fear, Found Poem Written by Yazsin B.

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The Days of Fear, Found Poem Written by Yazsin B.

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The days, much the same
Annemarie and Ellen always avoiding
The tall soldier and his partner
Still grew terribly cold
Electricity was rationed,
Candles for light,
Sometimes frustration
Soon we will add another blanket to your bed

The theme of my poem is the fear of life in Copenhagen with no electricity nor anything. The last line however gives the sense of hope for something better in the future.

I used the lines, 'Annemarie and Ellen always avoiding the tall soldier and his partner', to show fear because Annemarie and Ellen were very scared of that encounter. I used the lines, 'Still grew terribly cold, electricity was rationed, candles for light', to also show fear and bitterness. Imagine living in a place where you grew colder each day and with limited electricity. You would feel frustrated and that's why I added the line, 'sometimes frustration'. The last line shows hope because you were cold but then you would another blanket meaning you would get warmth.

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The Pain of Silence, Written by Charli M.

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The Pain of Silence, Written by Charli M.

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The silence,

Fought fiercely

Even so,
Her mind,

Crushed by a fist.

The theme of the poem that I wrote is that Ellen has to stay silent about who she really is even though she doesn't want to. And inside her head she is being crushed or ruined because of this silence and her not knowing where her parents are.

In this poem, I chose to focus on the position that Ellen is in (Her POV). The pain of her silence

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It is beautiful

Look,
Nod,
Agree

The house surrounded her,
a part of her,
she didn't often look at,
with fresh eyes.

Now seeing it,
true,
beautiful.

Old,
Crooked,
Shuttered,
Tilted,
Wispy,
Gnarled,

Gone.

I theme that I chose was different. In other poems change, just like this one. It started out appealing, when it all changes to a mismatched world. Old and new, all is different.

I chose to focus on the words because in the beginning it sounds welcoming, while the end is rejecting. People don't want to be around a crooked world, they want to be in a joyful world. This time period in general is depressing.

I chose to focus on the light but cheerful colors on the top where it says it is beautiful. Then I decided to use the depressing, dull black to just show the words from the poem because it wasn't a nice time that they were in. I really think it expresses what was going on in those times.

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Alone in the apartment

Dolls from
Mama's old magazines

Her interesting
imagination played

Sophisticated
Fun
Exasperated look

I won't!
You won't,
Chain me in a prison
And beat me with...
Sticks

The theme that I chose for this particular found poem was the idea of family. In all of the chapters that my class has read so far, we have heard a lot about family, my theme, and that is how I chose my theme for this poem. The chapter these words are from is Chapter 4: It Will Be A Long Night!

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I'll adjust
So that she
Can't
Know.

I was practicing
Every
Day

Hesitate,
Nod,
Shift,

Against her right
Wait for me!

The theme that I chose for this particular found poem was the idea of adjustment. The characters are constantly faced with having to adapt and change their lives due to the severity of the war. They have to do this both inwardly and outwardly because their daily lives and their internal monologues continue to adapt to the horrors of the hate and the war going on around them.

I chose to focus on words that would show how the characters have had to adapt and change and even practice their new way of being. The words "hesitate, nod, shift" show that they don't want to make these changes, but they have to, with the nod (of agreement), and eventually, they all shift into this new way of being. The phrase, "against her right" means that they didn't want these changes to occur, they simply had to adapt.

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