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Oranges By Gary Soto Similes. In the first, the speaker compares the candies in the drugstore to bleachers: I turned to the candies / tiered like. Gary soto uses similes, metaphors, attitude, and varied stanza structure in “oranges” to highlight the importance of taking chances. His poems rely on vivid, sensory details and descriptions. ‘‘oranges’’ tracks the events that transpire with focus and clarity, but it never dips below the surface to offer up what the boy. Gary soto’s “oranges” is an autobiographical narrative poem of 56 lines in free verse. There are two similes in the poem. Add vivid imagery to the pot, and it is plain that oranges It's right there in the poem's title, so it stands to reason that oranges have some symbolic significance in oranges. the bright. Like oranges, lots of soto's poems tell stories using simple, economical language.

I turned to the candies / tiered like. Add vivid imagery to the pot, and it is plain that oranges Gary soto uses similes, metaphors, attitude, and varied stanza structure in “oranges” to highlight the importance of taking chances. ‘‘oranges’’ tracks the events that transpire with focus and clarity, but it never dips below the surface to offer up what the boy. There are two similes in the poem. His poems rely on vivid, sensory details and descriptions. Gary soto’s “oranges” is an autobiographical narrative poem of 56 lines in free verse. It's right there in the poem's title, so it stands to reason that oranges have some symbolic significance in oranges. the bright. Like oranges, lots of soto's poems tell stories using simple, economical language. In the first, the speaker compares the candies in the drugstore to bleachers:

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Oranges By Gary Soto Similes ‘‘oranges’’ tracks the events that transpire with focus and clarity, but it never dips below the surface to offer up what the boy. I turned to the candies / tiered like. His poems rely on vivid, sensory details and descriptions. ‘‘oranges’’ tracks the events that transpire with focus and clarity, but it never dips below the surface to offer up what the boy. Gary soto uses similes, metaphors, attitude, and varied stanza structure in “oranges” to highlight the importance of taking chances. There are two similes in the poem. In the first, the speaker compares the candies in the drugstore to bleachers: Add vivid imagery to the pot, and it is plain that oranges Gary soto’s “oranges” is an autobiographical narrative poem of 56 lines in free verse. It's right there in the poem's title, so it stands to reason that oranges have some symbolic significance in oranges. the bright. Like oranges, lots of soto's poems tell stories using simple, economical language.