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True or False. Poetry can mean whatever the reader thinks it means.

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SandyIsa71
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  • 06-03-2020

Answer:

The answer is True:

Explanation:

The writer might always decide that the poem is going to mean whatever the reader wants it to mean, that's the point about poetry. Poets can be inspired by many things in the world, and can write for a reason, however, the reader is who decides what meaning to actually give.

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