Assessment For this assessment you must select one poem from the Virtual Poetry Museum and provide an in-depth analysis of it.
Follow these three steps to complete your assessment:
1. Select and read a poem from the Virtual Poetry Museum.
2. Fill out your Experiencing Poetry Organizer to provide your in-depth analysis.
3. Select one magazine from the options below that you believe would be a good place to publish the poem you selected. Write one
paragraph of five to seven sentences explaining why you selected that magazine for the poem. Provide supporting evidence by
using quotations from the poem to justify or support your opinion. Follow standard spelling, grammar, and punctuation rules.
Magazine Choices
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1. Love Stinks—The perfect magazine for those who have been "burned" by love and need to know they are not alone in their sadness or
bitterness

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