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"Cold Valley" By Cedar Sigo is not just one, but a collection of poems. The poems signify nature, comparing ink flowing on paper to the beautiful elegance of coloring on a bird. some of the poems are quite difficult to understand, while others simply need a bit of effort to imagine the image in mind.

Cedar Sigo grew up on the Suquamish reservation in Washington. He earned a scholarship for the Naropa Institute to study poetry and writing. He has written many poems since.

Poetic Devices Used

1. Imagery- Imagery is used quite a bit throughout the poems, and it helps to bring the poem to life in a way with vivid descriptions.

2. Personification- Sigo personifies nature in his poems, the line "Bill McNeil’s red poppy

resolves to be eaten alive" (Sigo) is an example of this.

3. Similes and Metaphors- The use of similes and metaphors bring a sense of beauty and truly makes the work more enjoyable and artistic.

Bibliography

Sigo, Cedar. “Cold Valley.” The Poetry Foundation, 2024, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/149945/cold-valley. Accessed 16 Sept. 2024.

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