Coda

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For my analogy I choose to base it over something that happen in the past (something in your life) In the poem I choose, talks about how nothing can stay the way it was, or what it used to be. In the past my family and I we had a husky. We loved that dog, it was a gift from my grandparents to us. We took care of him when he was a little puppie. At first we had no idea what to name him, my mom named him coda. He was a sweet little puppie, he loved to play outside with all of us. His favorite thing to do was to go outside and play in the yard, and destroy my mom's flowers. In the poem it calls about how all the astonishing, surprising, and stunning things in life does not last forever, and neither did coda last forever. Coda grew bigger and bigger, we all took care for coda, we all loved him very much. …show more content…

Coda loved when we went to the park to play or go for a walk. I remember when we got him, we took him to our house which then would be his home. All night that first day at his new home he would not stop crying, I thought he would eventually he would get tired and go to sleep, but he did not. After a few minutes passed since I last heard him, then the crying stopped. And he house was silent. I went to the game room where he stayed at, and saw that my mom had fallen asleep with coda on her lap, both sound asleep. I went back to sleep after that. Every day he grew and grew bigger and bigger. We all loved coda every much, but my mom loved him even more. My mom was codas famorite. Everytime we had a guest at our house and my mom was talking to that person coda would growl at the guest, because coda thought he or she would want to hurt my mom. Everytime we went shopping for want ever it was that we would be shopping for, my mom would always buy him something new, almost everyday coda had a new toy to play

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