Compare and contrast John Keats’s “To Autumn” and Susan Hartley Swett’s “July.
Can you give a at least 2 paragraphs?
I have already 2 but I need more. Here are the two that I have
Keats’ Ode shows you the different types of autumn. For instance, the weather, the birds, the flowers, the bees. He gives you an expectation of what there is to come. Here is an example, “They think warm days will never cease, but we know better.” It is better observed. The detail is richer. Keats’ poem elaborates in detail to express the mood of the season and other characteristics
Susan Swett’s poem isn’t really, descriptive. It’s much more like a list of flowers and the colors that they have. It is almost kind if prettier version of something you could see written by a 7th grader. Susan use’s personification in the mood almost like a song. She expresses things rather in a lazy way. Everything is more in a quite subdued tone.
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Compare and contrast John Keats’s “To Autumn” and Susan Hartley Swett’s “July.
Can you give a at least 2 paragraphs?
I have already 2 but  I need more. Here are the two that I have
Keats’ Ode shows you the different types of autumn. For instance, the weather, the birds, the flowers, the bees. He gives you an expectation of what there is to come. Here is an example, “They think warm days will never cease, but we know better.” It is better observed. The detail is richer. Keats’ poem elaborates in detail to express the mood of the season and other characteristics 
Susan Swett’s poem isn’t really, descriptive. It’s much more like a list of flowers and the colors that they have. It is almost kind if prettier version of something you could see written by a 7th grader. Susan use’s personification in the mood almost like a song. She expresses things rather in a lazy way. Everything is more in a quite subdued tone. 
PLZ HELP ME!
Thanks