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The poems are concrete cat haiku and limerick

in the poems you read in collection 3 the poets choose different forms to express their thoughts and feelings about the subject. Imagine That there poetic forms changed. How would each poem be different if its form were exchanged with another form? Write a paragraph discussing how each poem would be different with a new poem. Support your ideas with text evidence from the poem.
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Can you state how the poems would change if they would be different if its form were exchanged with another form?
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A limerick usually is funny. Haikus are often thoughtful and sensitive. And, of course, a concrete poem appears in a specific shape.

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In the poems I read in Collection 3, if you would make the original poem a different form, it would be completely different. Like, if a Haiku poem, which is a short 3 lined poem with the syllable pattern of 5,7,5. Was switched with a Limerick poem which is a form of poem that with the lines 1,2,5 and 3,4 have to rhyme, a limerick poem has to be 5 lines. That's it. Now, if you switched a poems original form, it would change completely due to the amount of lines, syllables, and rhyming that are required within that certain form of poem.
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