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In this poem, Langston Hughes speaks of the experience of being black in America

I look at the world

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Deliberate exaggeration for effect

Hyperbole

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This poet lived in New York City in 1922

Langston Hughes

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When a poem has no stead rhythm or rhyme scheme it is known as

Free Verse

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What poem compares water to precious metal?

Blessing

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When a sentence runs over multiple lines of a poem

Enjambment

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This poet was born in Australia in 1908

A. D Hope

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When a poem has no clear meaning or definite answer we call this

Ambiguity

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In this poem, the use of juxtaposition shows the extremes of the environment the poet speaks about

My Country

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The same sound or letter repeated in a sequence

Alliteration 
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This poet is Pakistani/British

Imtiaz Dharker

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Onomatopoeia

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A chocolate for the person who guesses what colour socks I'm wearing

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" A nation of trees, drab green and desolate grey" is a line from what poem?

Australia

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Giving objects human characteristics 

Personification 

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This poet was born a British citizen before becoming Australian in 1901

Dorothea MacKellar

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rhyme scheme

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Nothing - life is unfair

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"Then let us hurry, comrades" is a line from what poem?

I look at the world

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We use the five senses to create this

Imagery

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This poet's phrase "I love a sunburnt country" is still used as a slogan today

Dorothea MacKellar

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A pause in the middle of a line of poetry

caesura

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