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03-12-2022
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LITERARY ANALYSIS: “Given to Rust,” “South,” and “N’em” each present an individual navigating the connections between the past and the present. Compare and contrast how this idea is presented across each of the poems. Then, analyze how the use of figurative language in “Given to Rust” emphasizes the author’s message regarding this theme. Support your analysis with evidence from the text and original commentary.

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