Question

FAN AND MEDAL

Answer 1

How can you demonstrate the differences in viewpoint in a poem for two voices?

Answer 2

@shadow2239

Answer 3

@LuJe

Answer 4

@needhelpp101

Answer 5

A poem with two voices is a piece with two personae, one of whom may be the poet, speaking. Writing an original poem for two voices -- that is, two characters speaking in one poem -- has many approaches, but the easiest method is to use more than one author's voice in a single piece.

Answer 6

Poems for two voices are usually intended for two people to read aloud; the poem is arranged on the page so that it is clear which lines each person should read. The speakers may read lines alternately and together, as directed by the author.

Answer 7

are you sure

Answer 8

don't just copy things shadow... please actually write them yourself like i did.

Answer 9

and i am sure

Answer 10

I kniw you copied bishop

Answer 11

you searched and typed it in

Answer 12

no i didn't

Answer 13

i know where you found it

Answer 14

no i didn't and how would you know?

Answer 15

http://www.ehow.com/how_7871476_write-original-poem-two-voices.html

Answer 16

thats where you got it

Answer 17

That is not true

Answer 18

am i right @shadow2239

Answer 19

i helped someone a while back with the same question on brainly.com and i copied it from my answered questions on brainly.com

Answer 20

dude, its right there
exactly what you typed in

Answer 21

ik... that is how i got the answer the first time i answered this question on openstudy

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/55f5d538e4b0cf7fa75c351d

Answer 22

so you did copy it, see

Answer 23

i answered the same question 2 days ago on brainly.com

Answer 24

yea... but i didn't copy this time. I swear on my life

Answer 25

i answered it and i copied MY OWN answer

Answer 26

ok
i believe you, i guess

Answer 27

you dont have to believe i dont really care... as long as i know i am telling the truth i am not gonna get mad

Answer 28

ok