Why does the wind blow softly?

Why does the sun blaze so hot?

When does winter comes?

How do the flowers bloom?

When will the flower bloom?

Where will the flower bloom?

Who wast their life away?

When will you give them a second chance?

Why did they end up this way?

How will you seize the day ?

How will this poem turn out ?

Where is everyone?

Who will take hem under the sun?

Why i’m I doing this?

What purpose does this have why i’m I so tired?

Who is going to read this why is this such a big mess when do i have to turn this in?

Where am I right now when is this over end this?

By Aneko Yusagi

The Author  

Freestyle Rhyme poem 

Aneko Yusagi so mysterious and lovely  

Don’t know if you’re a boy or girl but you write so well 

Make my heart skip a beat when your stories are so sweet  

Can’t wait to see what happen next, I can’t get enough of each line  

I’m immerse in your story Character that don’t fight for glory. 

Always online to write the next book I’m just too hook I can’t get unstuck 

 need to read vol 7 to see what happens next. 

The Setting  

Sonnet poem 

The waves are bad, and we barely won the last battle our 4 heroes that are 

 Ren, Motoyasu, and itsuki which suck but in order to fight back we need to get 

 them on the right track with the shield hero Naofumi and his party members 

 Raphtalia and Filo can they work together with the queen to stop the waves. 

Why did they summon me here to fight the waves?  

When will I return to my world earth in japan? 

When will the 4 heroes work together? 

When will the other heroes get stronger? 

Why did the 4 heroes disappear? 

When will they learn not to treat this like a game? 

When will he let go of his pride? 

When will he realize I’m just as strong as him? 

Will the story end well? 

Or will the waves win. 

Character Analysis 

Narrative poem 

Rishia was a character that was step on for the longest time till she was frame for 

a crime.  

What she’ll never do is steal from who showed her gratitude. 

Itsuki the bow hero wanted all the glory the hero in the story  

Couldn’t take when Rishia did a better job than him 

Naofumi who was been framed before couldn’t take it no more 

Told Rishia to stand up for here rights but she didn’t put up a fight 

So, he did it for her. Itsuki denied that his party members kick her out  

All Naofumi did was shout and resolve nothing. 

Being in the same position as her he offered her a spot so she can become 

 stronger and show itsuki that she isn’t a burden. 

Climax 

Acrostic poem 

Can you find the other heroes where could they be? 

Look at the lost turtle temple that seal broke right now. 

I found ancient ruins on top of the turtle. 

My shield is reacting weird in the place. 

A Filo told me that the waves will stop themselves. 

X-ray vision maybe I can spot the heroes. 

Resolution 

Haiku poem 

                                Heroes are missing 

             Went out to search for them all 

                     Find out in next book 

Themes  

Couplet poem 

When you’re with me I’m invincible my shield protects us all from or problem and when we fall. There’s nothing I can’t do without you. 

People framed me for something I didn’t do but you pulled me into the light so I can fight for what’s right, so he finally realize me again. 

Your General Analysis 

Limerick 

This was a great book  

It had a real nice hook 

What will I do? 

I think I’ll buy two 

Write how good this was in a textbook 

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