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1  Write a poem about a fruit or vegetable that contains at least three of the following devices: › Figurative Language: Imagery, Personification, Simile, Metaphor › Metonymy › Synecdoche › Symbol › Irony › Paradox › Apostrophe

2  Take the laptop assigned to you.  Type your poem about a fruit or vegetable that contains at least three poetry devices we’ve been discussing.  Either on your own or after trading with a partner, color mark the fruit/veggie poem. (See example)  Submit to turnitin.com

3  Take the laptop assigned to you.  Revise your poem about a fruit or vegetable to contain at least three poetry devices we’ve been discussing: › Figurative Language: Imagery, Personification, Simile, Metaphor › Metonymy › Synecdoche › Symbol › Irony › Paradox › Apostrophe  Either on your own or after trading with a partner, color mark the fruit/veggie poem. (See example)  Submit to turnitin.com

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