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      <title>Exploring Language Forum: In her poetry, Amanda Gorman uses wordplay to convey her messages. Review her three poems: &quot;The Hill We Climb,&quot; &quot;Miracle of Morning,&quot; and &quot;In This Place (An American Lyric).&quot; Find examples of wordplay, such as “just is” and “just-ice.” Focus on examples of wordplay that include, but are not limited to spelling, rhyming, alliteration, repetition, etc. If you can, identity the type of wordplay and explain what the wordplay is emphasizing. Share your findings here. Please add your first name to your posting. by Mallonda Royal</title>
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         <title>&quot;The Hill We Climb&quot;</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>"just is" and "just-ice"<br><br>Gorman uses spelling and repetition of sound to emphasize her message about the current reality of  what justice looks like in our society.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>What is Wordplay?</title>
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