BRAINLIEST Step 1: Once you have read the poem, you will write a 4-6 sentence poem that responds to Brooks's poem from
the perspective of the pool players. As you learned in this lesson, Brooks's poem does not paint a very positive picture of this group. What might the pool players say in response to her?
In writing this poem, your job is to demonstrate your understanding of the various concepts discussed in
Lesson 3. To do so, your poem must include the following:
A title , At least one abstract or concrete image, Two examples of figurative language (alliteration, consonance, or assonance)
o Two examples of true rhyme, slant rhyme, or eye rhyme
Step 2: After your poem is complete, write a summary paragraph consisting of 5-7 complete sentences that identifies
your abstract or concrete image and the two examples of figurative language you provided. This paragraph must also
identify the two examples of rhyme you used and must describe the type of rhyme you chose (slant, true, or eye
rhyme).