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To answer these questions accurately, I need to read the poems from "Daughters of Nature." Since I do not have access to the text of "Song of the Rain," "Covid 19," "National Painkiller," "Sweet Mama," or "Naughty Pinky Ponky," I cannot provide specific answers for questions b) through j). However, I can provide the titles for question a) and explain what each question asks for, so you can answer them once you read the poems. For each of the five poems: a) What is the title of the poem? 1. The title is Song of the Rain*. 2. The title is Covid 19*. 3. The title is National Painkiller*. 4. The title is Sweet Mama*. 5. The title is Naughty Pinky Ponky*. b) What is the main message in the poem? Identify the central theme or the primary idea the poet is trying to convey. What is the poem's core meaning or lesson? c) Who is the persona in the poem? Determine who is speaking in the poem. Is it the poet, a character, an object, or an abstract idea? Describe their perspective. d) Who is the poet in the poem? Find the name of the author of the poem. This information is usually provided with the poem or in the anthology's contents. e) Analyze all the rhyming words. Identify words at the end of lines that have similar sounds. List these rhyming pairs or groups and describe the rhyme scheme (e.g., AABB, ABAB, ABCB). f) Describe the structure of each poem. Explain how the poem is organized. Does it have a consistent number of lines per stanza? Is there a regular rhythm or meter? Is it free verse? g) To whom is the poem talking to? Identify the audience or recipient of the poem's message. Is the speaker addressing a specific person, a group, an inanimate object, or themselves? h) How many stanzas are there in each poem? Count the number of stanzas (groups of lines separated by a space) in each poem. i) How many lines are there in each stanza? For each stanza you identified, count the number of lines it contains. j) Identify any style used in the poems. Look for literary devices or poetic techniques such as metaphors, similes, personification, imagery, alliteration, symbolism, or irony. Provide examples from the poem and explain their effect. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.