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What are the two contrasting images in Section IX of Activity 3.1C and how do they reflect the narrator's state of mind?
Themes in Earle Birney's poem "David"
In the poem "David" by Earle Birney, what does Bobbie learn from his experience?
What are some examples of metaphors in "David" by Earle Birney?
What poetic devices are used in Earle Birney's poem "David"?
How does the form of "Anglosaxon Street" mirror its subject?
What are three types of conflict in Earle Birney's poem "David"?
Why did Bob lie about the camp events in the end?
How effective is Birney's metaphor "deadset in adolescence" in "Canada: Case History"?
What does each line or phrase imply about Canada in the provided poem?
Identify five metaphors in Earle Birney's "Vancouver Lights."
Understanding the theme and meaning of "Winter Saturday" by Earle Birney
Provide a critical appreciation of Earle Birney's poem "Bushed".