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  • Write in your words in the diffrence between  poem and prose.
    • Prose
      • Language is more natural and Grammatical.
      • The writers usually has no words limit. 
      • Ideas are written in sentences,sentences are grouped into paragraph
    •  Poem
      • Language is Rhythmical
      • Poets use a limited words
      • Ideas are written in lines;lines are grouped into stanzas
  • Write in your words the difference between poem and poetry
    • Poem
      • Gives pleasure
      • Smaller is Poem
      • Piece of Poetry
    • Poetry
      • Gives an aesthetic delight
      • longer is poetry
      • something higher than poem
    •  
  • Give illustration to support your answer.
    •  example of poem
    • smaller is poem
  •  
  • Example of poetry
    •  Poetry is long
    • Something higher than poem

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