Creating mind map





For my essay project to analyze Dylan Thomas Poem '' Do not go gentle into that good night''  I created a mind map using www.canva.com. I separate four different aspects of analyzes I am going to do; structure, form, meter and rhythm, and meaning. You can see my finished mind map here.

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