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  1. Introduce the author's full name, the title of the poem, and offer your topic sentence which signals you are responding to the prompt for that poem.
  2. Give a brief 1-2 sentence overview of the work--what is it about?
  3. Move into your argument and introduce your evidence 
  4. Cite AT LEAST 5 lines/phrases/words from the poem
  5. Use elements of poetry as needed in your analysis--PUT THESE IN BOLD
    • speaker and tone
    • figurative speech (metaphor, simile, synechdoce, symbol, personification)
    • sound
    • rhyme 
    • rhythm and meter
    • diction and syntax
    • theme
  6. When you cite, use a forward slash to separate lines and cite the lines in (    )
    • He seems to reject "old time-covered/History" (7-8) in favor of "Mythology" (11).
  7. Use the key words in your topic sentence--stay focused
  8. Use a formal tone
  9. Eliminate careless errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization and grammar
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