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Poem analysis 1Where is evidence of refrain?

2 what effect does this have on the poem

3 where is evidence of a metaphor and explain

4 example of imagery and explain it

5where do you fund end rhyme within this poem

6theme of the poem

Poem analysis

1Where is evidence of refrain?
2 what effect does this have on the poem
3 where is

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Poem analysis 1Where is evidence of refrain?

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