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Your poem needs to follow the syllable guidelines for each line.  This poem consists of 14 stanzas (56 lines); it rhymes and follows a pattern.  Rhyme each stanzas first two lines and second two lines (AABB rhyme scheme). Be sure to include figurative language (similes, metaphors, personification, and alliteration). The original poem has an AABB rhyme scheme, however, you may modify it to ABCB—that one will get less extra credit since it does not follow the original poem. You will create your poem using at least 10-14 stanzas (40-56 lines).  However, if you are on a roll, don’t stop!  See if you can create a poem using all stanzas!\nFor the final draft, please separate each stanza (every 4 lines) with a space; do not indent anywhere; capitalize the first letter of each line whether it starts a new sentence or not. Use proper punctuation at the end of a sentence and within a sentence.\n‘Twas the _________________________________\nLine 1: Twas the night before _________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 2: ____________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 3: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 4: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 5: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 6: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 7: ____________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 8: ____________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 9: ____________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 10: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 11: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 12: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 13: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 14: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 15: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 16: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 17: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 18: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 19: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 20: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 21: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 22: ___________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 23: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 24: ___________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 25: ____________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 26: ____________________________________________________________________________ (12 syllables)\nLine 27: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 28: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 29: ____________________________________________________________________________ (11 syllables)\nLine 30: _______________________","cbCainGk69qlhCL0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainGk69qlhCL0","docx",13050,"English","# Directions\n## Poem Requirements\n## Rhyme Scheme and Line Formatting\n## Syllable Guidelines (Lines 1-56)","[{\"question\":\"What is the required length and structure of the poem?\",\"answer\":\"The template calls for 14 stanzas (56 lines). 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