organizer based on the poem.
POEMS FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
(similes, metaphors, allusions, personification, alliteration, rhyming, repetition, symbolism) IMAGERY
(2 powerful lines from the poem that appeal to at least 1 of your senses)
 TONE
(Author’s attitude towards the subject of the poem) MOOD
(feelings or emotions the poem makes the reader feel) THEME
(What is the author trying to teach the audience about life)
Nothing Gold Can Stay
The Dragonfly
In Spite of War
The New Colossus
Harlem [2]
Hold Fast Your Dreams
organizer based on the poem.
POEMS FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
(similes, metaphors, allusions, personification, alliteration, rhyming, repetition, symbolism) IMAGERY
(2 powerful lines from the poem that appeal to at least 1 of your senses)
 TONE
(Author’s attitude towards the subject of the poem) MOOD
(feelings or emotions the poem makes the reader feel) THEME
(What is the author trying to teach the audience about life)
Nothing Gold Can Stay
The Dragonfly
In Spite of War
The New Colossus
Harlem [2]
Hold Fast Your Dreams
