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'Word Made Me To Read The Word Spider'

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The tone of the first paragraph was a person observing how nature interacts with one another. The first part of the poem showed how nature can work together to benefit one another in a certain way. I can see this with animals use their surroundings to camouflage with in order to catch their prey. The second paragraph shifted to the person questioning how everything happened the way it did. The person becomes curious about the situation trying to put two and two together. I liked this poem because it made me want to read it when I read the word spider. I hate spiders and from reading that word made me imagine my own pictures of the spider design in my mind. My personal design was not depicted in a beautiful way but more of a scary way. The poem
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