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I don’t know how to handle this Poetry question and need guidance.

POETRY 1: “The Flea”—John Donne POETRY2: “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning”—John Donne1. RESEARCHED FORUM POST USING AN ACADEMIC JOURNAL ARTICLEChoose a poem from the Lesson’s Poems list. Find an article from an academic journal that analyzes the poem or a related topic–NOT JUST SUMMARY but analysis/interpretation of the poem or one aspect like symbol or setting. To find an academic article, search our library databases JSTOR, Academic OneFile, or Academic Search Elite. Contact the reference librarians if you have trouble. If you are outside the U.S. and do not have access to the KCC library databases, other databases like Proquest or Baidu may work but will likely require a subscription fee. Ask me if you are not sure your source is appropriate.Write the source information using correct MLA format. Many databases will actually provide the citation for you. For example, in Academic OneFile, look below the article. In Ebsco click “Cite” in the right window and scroll down to MLA. Those citations are generally accurate, but the software will sometimes make errors. You are responsible for correcting any errors. See the online formatting and style guide in the Purdue OWL or the KCC library website MLA page. Present the source material you found. Explain in your own words the info you found in your source. DO NOT WRITE A SIMPLE PLOT SUMMARY OR PARAPHRASE OF THE POEM. Instead, summarize the analytical source you found. If it’s a long article, you may choose to summarize only one of the major concepts. Write a commentary on the info you found. You may agree or disagree with the source, or you may address your personal interpretation of the poem, based on that source material. You might go in another direction. The important thing is to analyze and interpret. Minimum 150 words, maximum 400 words. 2. RESEARCHED FORUM POST USING A WEBSITE SOURCEChoose another poem from the Lesson Poems list (not one you already used). Repeat the above assignment, but this time use a web source found via a search engine like Google. Choose your source carefully to find something that goes beyond summary. To find better sources, be sure to type in the poem title and a term like “analysis.” If you use a source like Sparknotes or Cliff’s Notes, omit the poem summary and use only an analytical section. Although you might read Wikipedia for your own edification, do not use Wikipedia for your cited source. Put the URL (webaddress) at the end of the MLA citation.Minimum 150 words, maximum 400 words.