What is the paper on? Write an essay that makes a higher order claim about one of the stories or poems in the textbook and support this claim with analysis.

Page Length: Two and a half (2.5) double-spaced pages with 1 margins around with no extra paragraph spacing (full pages, not 1.5 pages). Two and a half pages does not mean 2 and quarter, two and one line, etc.

Formatting: Please use size 12, Times New Roman font. Make sure that your header does not take up too much space, as you must make up for that lost space at the end of the paper. Make sure that you are following proper MLA parenthetical source citation.

What is the paper on? Write an essay that makes a higher order claim about one of the stories or poems in the textbook and support this claim with analysis. For example, you could pick one story that we have read so far and explore what makes it a great poem. This means that this kind of response should directly address why this story is great. Make sure that it examined and analyzed the techniques that it uses in order to support the claim. You should also pay careful attention to the authors word choices (diction), structure, syllabic count and stresses (IE Iambic, Trochaic, etc) as well as any other area we examined in class. You may also want to discuss the movement the poem comes from. This does not mean that you must use all of these in your analysis but examining them will help you understand why the poem is great.

Story is from “The Seagull Book of Stories” Edited by Joseph Kelly 4th edition

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