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Poetry Analysis "Avocado Lake"

      " Avocado Lake"        By: Gary Soto     Based off the title of the poem I predict the poem would be about a lake that is surrounded by Avocado plants and how the avocados always roll into the lake. In stanza one lines 1-2 talks about a body that is seen in the lake and lines 3-5 describes the type of body that is floating which is described as a child. In stanza two lines 6-8 talks about the dead body of the child has been there for a while and how even trying to revive him would not even make a difference because his lungs are full of water and lines 9-10 describes how the skin of the body was peeling and how the dead child's finger was curled up. Stanza three lines 11-12 describes how it is a new day and a girl that is at the shore by the dead body and lines 13-15 talks about how the dead body was a friend of the girls and how the dead body has gone down to the bottom of the lake; also in line 14 it describes h...

Poetry Analysis "Oranges"

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                                           "Oranges"         Based off  the title "Oranges" I predict the poem will be about the start of a new journey or family during a hot summer. Lines 1-7 talks about a twelve year old boy walking with a girl. It also describes the weather as being cold. Lines 8-20 talks about how the boy walks to a girls house and the light on her porch is always on no matter what time of the day it is nor the weather. While the boy is at the girls the girls dark continues to bark at him until the girl comes out. They then leave together and end up at a drug store.Lines 21-end talks about them entering a drug store and going to the section full of candy. The boy then asks the girl if she wants som...

Biography Gary Soto

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     Hi my name is Lissete and I chose Gary Soto as my poet. Gary Soto has written multiple poems such as: A Red Palm, Saturday At The Canal, Mission Tire Factory, and Chiapa's. I chose Gary Soto as my poet because I feel like I can relate to his poems especial the poem Chiapas. I also chose this poet because of his background I can relate to his life being born and raised with different nationalities and cultures here in the United States.