HIS PLAN To sell for one day. One day. Uncle Mark took a corner, pockets full of rocks to become rolls, future finance, an in an hour had enough money to buy a new camera. But decided to stick at it just through the end of the day. That's all. Just through the end of the day Reynolds, pg. 183 1. Reread "HIS PLAN" and write a short summary of the poem. 2. Writer's use short sentences and long sentences to help convey tone and through tone, meaning. How does the length of the sentences in stanzas 1-3 effect how you read the poem? 3. Let's assume that Uncle Mark's story is the norm rather than the exception for people living in Will's neighborhood/city. What might this reveal about Will's community itself?

HIS PLAN To sell for one day. One day. Uncle Mark took a corner, pockets full of rocks to become rolls, future finance, an in an hour had enough money to buy a new camera. But decided to stick at it just through the end of the day. That's all. Just through the end of the day Reynolds, pg. 183 1. Reread "HIS PLAN" and write a short summary of the poem. 2. Writer's use short sentences and long sentences to help convey tone and through tone, meaning. How does the length of the sentences in stanzas 1-3 effect how you read the poem? 3. Let's assume that Uncle Mark's story is the norm rather than the exception for people living in Will's neighborhood/city. What might this reveal about Will's community itself?