Write an elegy to an abstraction or inanimate object.
Consider Neruda's Odes for tone or the way O'Hara wrote of Billie Holiday's death or Lana Turner's collapse. Keep the tone more colloquial, full of details and a strong sense of voice. When writing about abstractions, avoid using many of them.
The poem must be ten lines minimum and brought in on Thursday, typed.
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