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Read the poem in spirit of war by Angela Morgan
in spirit of war in spirit of death in spirit of all man suffering something within me laughs and sings and I must praise with all my breath Inspired War in Spite of Hate lilacs are blooming at my gate tulips are tripping down the path despite a war in spite of breath courage the morning glory south rejoice the daisy murmured And just to live is so divine When pansies left their eyes to mine The clouds are roaming with the sky and lashes waves called back to me then not is real But what is far The everywhere and everywhere a glory life through despite despair 3 guns May Roar and Cannon's Boom roses are born in Gardens Bloom My spirit tell me like it's fine at the same torch once poppies came where mornings alter within burns Lily's may lift their silver earns in spite of war in spite of shame and in my ear a whispering breath wake up from the nightmare look and see that life is not but stays In spite of war in spite of death
discuss the meaning of two instance of figurative language then choose three words and explain how the connections of those three words create meaning in the poem
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