For The Wolf Told To be a Sheep
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This poem is about how society tells us there is a set or list of normalities that everyone must abide by to fit in. The poem takes these normalities and says "So what if we stand out in a crowd? So what if we aren't as attractive as everyone else?" This poem expresses the fact that it's okay to be different.
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