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- Take time to understand what the poem is really about. ) - 'Feel' what the poem is about; let your heart 'speak it out' - Don't rush. - Don't be afraid to express emotion in your voice - if that's appropriate to the poem!
- - Take time to understand what the poem is really about.
- ) - 'Feel' what the poem is about; let your heart 'speak it out' - Don't rush.
- - Don't be afraid to express emotion in your voice - if that's appropriate to the poem!
- - Practise!
- Practise reciting it different ways - what 'works'.
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- Take time to understand what the poem is really about. (It helps if you've written it yourself!)
- 'Feel' what the poem is about; let your heart 'speak it out'
- Don't rush.
- Don't be afraid to express emotion in your voice - if that's appropriate to the poem!
- Practise! Practise reciting it different ways - what 'works'. Practice in front of people, even i
- 'Feel' what the poem is about; let your heart 'speak it out'
- Don't rush.
- Don't be afraid to express emotion in your voice - if that's appropriate to the poem!
- Practise! Practise reciting it different ways - what 'works'. Practice in front of people, even i
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Annvan- Take time to understand what the poem is really about. (It helps if you've written it yourself!) - 'Feel' what the poem is about; let your heart 'speak it out' - Don't rush. - Don't be afraid to express emotion in your voice - if that's appropriate to the poem! - Practise! Practise reciting it different ways - what 'works'. Practice in front of people, even if it'
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