"Rabbit" Analysis

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Each image could stand alone, but together it makes the theme stronger and more visible to me. The poet is allowing me to pull together all of the thoughts that I am gathering from the poem and paint a clear picture of what I perceive he/she wants me to think about...
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I am getting the feeling that children are helpless. For example, "rabbit you can forget your dreams / of outfoxing dogs" (2-3). They no longer know how to live each day to the fullest and because of that, they have to face reality much quicker than their parents would like them to...
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