i need to compare and contrast any 2 random poems by 2morrow. its 10:50 pm : / help me?

nvm you useless people! its too late now

Terry, this is not a "live" chat room, sometimes it takes days to respond.



Decide on the theme of your essay first, after having read both poems and knowing what they both say. The statement of your theme should be in the introduction of your essay. You might say something such as this: "Both of these poems deal with the subject of love..." Then go on to tell the reader what topics you will discuss. Divide the essay into several different topics. For instance:

1. Subject matter
2. Rhyme pattern/or lack of same
3. Language (figurative, realistic, images brought by it)
4. Tone (serious, jovial, friendly)
5. Connotation/meaning (both real and suggested)
6. Effect on the reader (emotions triggered by the poems)




Use examples from each of the poems to illustrate how they compare/or contrast on each of these points. Be specific, quote lines from the poem(s) to give the reader a better idea of what you're talking about. The more specific you are in giving examples, the easier it will be to write a specified number of words for the assignment.


Les

Date: 04-12-05 22:39
its 10:50 pm

This bozo can't even tell time.

Date: 04-12-05 23:07
nvm you useless people! its too late now


28 minutes, and s/he gives up. Still, I understand McDonald's is always looking for help, so all is not necessarily lost.