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The Poem "Loud Music" by Stephen Dobyns


Question Posted Tuesday January 11 2011, 1:49 pm

Okay so can you tell what the poetry terms in this poem are? Also could you tell me the tone, mood, diction and structure

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NinjaNeer answered Tuesday January 11 2011, 7:28 pm:
No, we can't.

Why is this? Because this isn't a homework answers site. Giving you the answers for homework would be plagiarism, and that's against our code here.

Now, if you were looking for advice on HOW to tell what poetry terms are, or what tone means, we might be able to help you out. We can't just give you the answers.

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