1. the following question asks about one or more selections from your textbook literature. you may
use your textbook to answer this question.
in both "miracles" and "in just—," the poets use images that appeal to the senses. in a paragraph,
compare the use of imagery in the two poems. first, present images in each poem that appeal to the
senses of sight, sound, and touch. then, state at least one way in which the imagery in the two poems
is different and one way that it is the same. include details from the poems in your paragraph.

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"Miracles" 
Sense of sight: 
the narrator tells of what he sees like roofs of houses as he looks in to the sky; strangers sitting opposite him; honey-bees being busy; and many more to objects.
Sense of sound:
the narrator talks to his loved ones
Sense of touch:
the narrator wades along the beach, feeling the sand and water

"In Just"
Sense of sight
Narrator sees mud filled ground, children running out of the house and playing with each other, and the balloonman.
Sense of sound
Narrator hears the balloon man whistling.

In the poem "Miracles", the narrator uses first person point of view. He is the one who experiences all the things he described while in the poem "In Just", the narrator uses third person point of view. He is merely an observer.