-Luken opens her literacy narrative by reciting a
poem that was one of the leading parts of her and her father's relationship.
-At the bottom of page 132, a short bio is written
to provide the reader with more detail about the author.
-The first paragraph on page 133 provides an
explanation for the poem, and the importance it had to Luken and her father.
-Luken states her definition of literacy, (last
sentence of first paragraph pg. 133) which is an important central theme to the
story.
-In the second paragraph pg. 133 Luken summarizes a
bit about her father, and how his interest in literature inspired hers.
-In the second paragraph on page 134, an early
passion for reading is summarized. Luken describes how her father wished for
her to read books from strong female authors.
-In the last paragraph (page 134) the moment when
Luken discovered a drive to write poetry, is declared.
-Throughout the next few paragraphs Luken describes
why she loves to write poetry, and the English language.
-In the last paragraph (page 135) Luken again gives
her definition of literacy. The fact that she wrote twice about this entails
that it is the central idea of her story.
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