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Poem Vs. Song
Song Vs. Poem
Words have much meaning, people have known this for generations. Throughout those generations people have found many different ways of getting these words with meaning spread out. The two ways of giving people this information will be discussed throughout this essay to show the differences and similarities between a song and a poem. The reason to compare the two are to see how the message is delivered to the audience and what the message is in the song and poem.
The song that will be used is “Bleeding Out” by Imagine dragons. The meaning of the song is about giving all you have to protect someone. The proof of what the song
’s meaning is when the lyrics (“Bleeding out for you, for you”) first come into the song. Which presents


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