What choices does a writer consider when composing a poem? How can diction, punctuation, and rhythm have a specific effect on the reader?

Explanation:

When writing a poem the author must consider the message and tone they would like to convey to the reader. For example, if they were trying to make a depressing poem they wouldn't want to use neutral terms like sad, cry, gloomy. Instead they should use stronger diction and word choice like sorrowful, sob, or somber. The author would also want the poem to flow together as they are writing a story that needs to make sense. Choosing the correct word choice and ensuring the poem blends together to fit into one theme should be the author's top priority.

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