- @karlahilliard @mrsrustphs @susanclaireb they'll have a great audience from the hundreds that participated in #aplitdld
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— Lauren Forbes (@Mrs4bes)Sun, Feb 21 2016 19:41:38 - Kudos to the Ss who participated in yesterday's #aplitdld chat. Looking through posts from yest. and you all provided some great insight!
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— Amy Adams (@EnglishAdams)Thu, Feb 18 2016 15:53:53 //twitter.com/SJteaches/status/700343611943071744
— S.D. Johnston (@SJteaches)Thu, Feb 18 2016 15:38:23- It has been amazing to follow & review some of the convo that took place during #aplitdld . #aplitchat
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— Brandon Abdon (@AP_EngLangLit)Thu, Feb 18 2016 15:25:06 - #aplitdld q4:The echo provides a very concise answer to the questions using words already said. It could be the speakers subconscious mind.
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— Mikaella (@pre_feminist)Thu, Feb 18 2016 05:28:58 - The gentle echo of alliteration and vivid imagery in the phrase, "Leaf blooms, burns red...", turned this into a poem. #aplitdld
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— Bailey (@baylva7)Thu, Feb 18 2016 05:09:19 - A6: the alliteration gives the reader a deeper meaning to such words by emphasizing their importance #aplitdld
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— Young Hyun™ (@The_Korean_20)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:41:44 - A8: The form of the poem shows the questioning of the speaker and the echo answering him. #APLitDLD
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— Melissa (@melissagration)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:34:22 - A9: the title and subtitle tell us how this conversation is happening-the echoaddressed by the questions as the speaker is writing #aplitdld
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— alex (@alexxmanwill)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:25:18 - A8: the poem is a loose question and answer format with the echoes serving as answers. This shows how the echo serves as advice #aplitdld
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— alex (@alexxmanwill)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:23:44 - A10:this poem became a poem for me with the very first line/rhetorical question that instigated the reader's deeper consideration #aplitdld
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— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:20:19 - A9: the empty page indicates that there is no intended audience, the speaker is just trying to resolve his own problem. #aplitdld
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— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:18:18 - A8: the two sides of the poem represent the two sides of the speakers private battle with himself. #aplitdld
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— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:16:50 - A7: the juxtaposition represents the contrast between the desire to feel joy but the tendancy to gravitate towards sadness. #aplitdld
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— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:15:24 - A6: the alliteration adds to the anxiety of the tone and the uncertainty of the speaker #aplitdld
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— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:13:14 - A5: the speaker is dealing with a constant personal conflict which can been seen in the questions and answers in the poem. #aplitdld
//twitter.com/emmaszew/status/700170272008245248
— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:09:36 - A4: The speaker already knows the answers to his own questions so they are able to be answered by his own words. #aplitdld
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— Emma Szewczyk (@emmaszew)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:07:06 - A10: I felt like it was a poem throughout, especially when Pack emphasized fulfilling your own destiny through life's challenges #aplitdld
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— Matthew Penner (@mgpenner)Thu, Feb 18 2016 04:06:37 - A10: it became a poem in line 1 with the deep question about his life and his uncertainties #aplitdld
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— Katie adkins (@katie_brooke98)Thu, Feb 18 2016 03:10:37 - A8: the two columns represents the speaker and his subconscious. He knows the answers deep down, he still questions life though #aplitdld
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— Katie adkins (@katie_brooke98)Thu, Feb 18 2016 03:05:16 - @anniewelch98 I didnt think about how we truly live different lives WHEN we commit ourselves. good point #aplitdld
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— Matthew Penner (@mgpenner)Thu, Feb 18 2016 02:51:21
