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Stampendous SSC130 It's A Girl $8.45 These sheets hold fun clear stamps for all of your scrapbooking, card making, and paper craft projects. Adhere to any clear acrylic block for easy placement. Sizes, shapes, and number of stamps per sheet vary by design. 4" x 6" sheet. ... |
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paraphrase this poem?
i need to write a report on this poem so can someone please paraphrase each line of this poem please dont just overall paraprase the poem thats not what im looking for thankyou.
this poem is called old florist
That hump of a man bunching chrysanthemums
Or pinching back asters, or planting azaleas,
Tamping and stamping dirt into pots,--
How he could flick and pick
Rotten leaves or yellowy petals,
Or scoop out a weed close to flourishing roots,
Or make the dust buzz with a light spray,
Or drown a bug in one spit of tobacco juice,
Or fan life into wilted sweet-peas with his hat,
Or stand all night watering roses, his feet blue in rubber boots.
If you read each line you should be able to do this yourself, it's a straightforward poem, there's no hidden meanings; what you should do though is cite the poet.