The War Nurse

(1)Theme:
Never judge the book by its cover


(2)Connecting:
For me I think it's similar to school like judging someone because both of are not in the same religion ,skin color and also belief. Even if you did something right with a little mistake, they will judge you immediately and they will forget what you did right.



(3)Re title
The Untrusting
Because sometimes trusting someone is important, especially when you're struggling, and you should never judge someone just because they're different from you.


(4)The purpose
The purpose or goal of this poem is to let everyone know that everyone should be equal.


(5)Influence
In my opinion maybe or few young people will be influenced or understand this kind of a poem because every single person have different beliefs.

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I drew a nurse because she represents Fatima. The nurse who is hopeful that everything will be fine.

(9) She gave a slight smile behind her surgical mask ⭐


(10) {In her clinic in the camp, she whispers

  Her prayers, hoping no one had been hurt.}

(11) She close her eyes and waits.
For the forest to be completely silent.

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(14)In her clinic in the camp, she whispers her prayers, hoping no one had been hurt.😊
Syllables 
Whis-pers - weak
Pra-yers- weak




(15)The mood: The mode of this sonnet is all approximately trust. Giving trust, getting trust and the trust itself. And being supportive to the individuals who require help. The tone: The tone for this sonnet may be a grave one. This compliments the mode of the sonnet exceptionally well, and since the sonnet tells us a story or involvement of a one compassionate lady, named Fatima.

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