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What is the effect of the two-word sentences in lines 19 through 21?
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
In stanza 2 (lines 7–12), the reader can tell that the speaker feels —
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
What is the poet suggesting by referring to the speaker’s “invisible twin”?
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
The simile in stanza 1 (lines 1–6) helps show that the speaker —
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
What are the paragraphs of poems?
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
What message does the poet hope to convey in the poem?
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
A poet is -
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
What is sensory language?
A person’s sense of identity is often linked to a meaningful location in one’s past.
language/words that connects to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create an image or description.
The person that wrote the poem
relieved that she is going to a familiar place where there will be less conflict
The speaker feels a bond with the land, and she believes it will always be her homeland.
feels torn between two different worlds that have little in common
stanzas
The sentences emphasize the distinct contrasts found on the farm.
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