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State the central argument of "Musée des Beaux-Arts" in two sentences.
One sentence for the claim, one for the evidence.
How does the title prepare the reader for the poem?
Think about where the speaker seems to be standing.
With what claim does the poem begin?
Look at the subject of the first sentence.
How many stanzas does the poem have?
Think of general, then particular.
Imagine an alternative ending in which the ship turns back and its sailors try to rescue Icarus. Explain how this would change the poem, and why Auden's ending is more effective.
Ask what the poem's argument needs its last example to show.
A reader complains that "Musée des Beaux-Arts" is a cold poem. Write a reply of about 150 words, either defending the poem or agreeing with the reader.
Distinguish between a cold poem and a restrained one, and support your reply with details.
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