| Stanza Two |
| The second stanza of the poem says that if you have the word 'are' you should make the last two great after seperating the first. The word 'are' has three letters in it. If you make the last two letters 'great' you get 'agreat'. The poem tells you should seperate the first two. That gives you 'a great'. So if you have the word 'are' you should replace it with 'a great'. |
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