Reading and responding to 'If All The World Were Paper' by Joseph Coelho
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I can give a personal response to the poem and read it aloud.
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The poem ‘If All The World Were Paper’ imaginatively explores what we might do if everything were made of paper.
The poem explores the theme of protecting those we love and preserving their memory.
Other themes in the poem include: family, memory, love and imagination.
A metaphor is a way of describing and comparing something by saying that it is something else.
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