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Title: A poem about breakfast.
Paraphrase: This girl hates her father but she believes she should “crack the egg” and face her fears and speak to her father.’
Connotation: Negative, uplifting.
Tone: Serious and filled with antipathy.
Mood: Melancholy.
Shift: Line 33.
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