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Hold fast to Dreams
- Structure of the poem: the structure of the poem is lyrical, with repetition and rhyme.
- Theme: the theme of the poem is to to hold on to your dreams, no matter what happens.
- Figurative Language:: some examples of figurative language are... " life is a broken-winged bird" and "life is a barren field.
- Main Idea: the main idea of the poem is to show how important it is to hold on to your dreams whatever they may be because
if you don't life will not be as you want it.
- Poetic Devices: some poetic devices in this poem include, rhyme, repition, figurative language, and metaphors.
- Poetic Devices: some poetic devices in this poem include, rhyme, repition, figurative language, and metaphors.
- Main Idea: the main idea of the poem is to show how important it is to hold on to your dreams whatever they may be because
if you don't life will not be as you want it.
- Figurative Language:: some examples of figurative language are... " life is a broken-winged bird" and "life is a barren field.
- Theme: the theme of the poem is to to hold on to your dreams, no matter what happens.
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