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This is a very simple poem that is straight forward. Annotations have been made to enhance understanding of the poem. Please note, the annotations I have made are my own thoughts and ideas. There is no right or wrong way to answer the poem, rather use this to assist you in developing your own ideas and opinions.

This poem has been digitally annotated to help you understand the poem on a deeper level. Important aspects of the poem are highlighted and the structure of the poem is explained. Please note, this is how I have interpreted the poem. There are many ways to interpret the poem, please use this to assist you in forming your own opinions and thoughts about the poem.

This sonnet written by Shakespeare has been annotated to provide a better understanding of the poem. This poem is very short and easy. Please note, this is how I have interpreted the poem. Please use this to assist you in developing your own thoughts and ideas about the poem.

"The wind begun to rock the grass" by Emily Dickinson has been annotated by adding further explanations, highlighting of important figures of speech and parts of speech. Please note, this is how I have interpreted the poem. There are many ways to view the poem. Please use this to help assist you in developing your own thoughts and opinions on the poem.

This poem is digitally annotated. Additional information is added to help understand the poem more. Please note that this is how I have interpreted the poem. There is no right or wrong way to answer. Rather use this to assist you in developing your own opinion and ideas about the poem.

The poem "To Althea, from Prison" by Richard Lovelace is annotated digitally. The annotations breaks down the poem to enhance understanding. The annotations covers the functions of figures of speech and parts of speech as well as punctuation. (Please note, this is how I have interpreted the poem. There are many ways to understand the poem, rather use this to assist you when studying)

The poem "To The Night" by Percy Bysshe Shelley is annotated digitally with the use of colour. (Please note that this is how I interpreted the poem. There are no right or wrong answers, rather use this to help you in learning the poem.)

The poem "Lost or Found World" by Mongane Wally Serote has been digitally annotated with the use of colour to increase readability. (Please note, this is how I have interpreted the poem, there are no right or wrong answers, rather use this to help assist you in developing your own thoughts on the poem)

The poem "Portrait of a Loaf of Bread"by Mbuyiseni Oswald Mtshali has been digitally annotated. It is simple and easy to learn from with the use of colour coordinating. (Please note, this is how I have interpreted the poem, there are no right or wrong answers, rather use this to help assist you in developing your own thoughts on the poem)

The poem "Touch" by Hugh Lewin is annotated digitally. (Please note that this is how I interpreted the poem, there is no right or wrong answers. Rather use my notes to assist you in learning about the poem)