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At the end of Chapter 5 Ponyboy remembers a poem about nature. What is this poem about? Can you make a connection to any of the characters in this novel so far? Starter: The poem at the end of chapter
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At the end of Chapter 5 Ponyboy remembers a poem about nature. What is this poem about? Can you make a connection to any of the characters in this novel so far?

Starter: The poem at the end of chapter 5 says...

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Answer: It is about how nothing good lasts. It kind of refers to Dallas {I think that as his name} and Johnny because they lived good lives but they were too short and they ended up dying.

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