Speech, Speech, Speech - And Space - Poem by Manuel Abis by Anthony Mccollum https://padlet.com/anthonymccollum/d1mg7t35l4hb Read the poem and identify the mood, tone, simile, imagery, structure, and theme. Now in one sentence explain how this poem relates to the First Amendment. en-us 2018-04-12 12:30:29 UTC 2020-02-10 13:12:45 UTC hello@padlet.com anthonymccollum https://padlet.com/anthonymccollum/d1mg7t35l4hb/wish/251108003 Space.
 
 Like space, a speech can break
 Both its ground and its figure.
 Like space, a speech can escape
 From both its tenor and its vehicle.
 Like space, both the subject and the object
 Of a speech can be open
 To interpretation.
 
 Space is speech.
 Speech is space.
 
 And because, in reality, 
 Being free
 Is always
 Being open
 To reality, 
 Then -
 
 Free speech
 Is not inner space, 
 
 Free speech
 Is not outer space; ]]> 2018-04-12 12:38:55 UTC https://padlet.com/anthonymccollum/d1mg7t35l4hb/wish/251108003 Ricky speller https://padlet.com/anthonymccollum/d1mg7t35l4hb/wish/251286255 2018-04-12 17:51:03 UTC https://padlet.com/anthonymccollum/d1mg7t35l4hb/wish/251286255