Could you let me know or put together the draft of your introduction with your thesis and a rough outline or plan of the points you want to develop in your essay. Just something really short, so I could have an idea of what you going to write about one these two. John Keats, “To Autumn,” or Gwen Harwood, “In the Park,” I need this one before Saturday: John Keats, “To Autumn,” or Gwen Harwood, “In the Park,” Choose one of the poems.Using close reading techniques, develop an argumentative thesis for your analysis. Write a two-three-page paper that supports your thesis. At the end of the essay, provide a Writing Process Summation by answering the following questions: Why did you choose this poem? How did you arrive at your understanding and assertion about the poem? What were the points you made in this essay? How did you revise this? What do you want your reader to see from your essay? This paper must have a Works Cited page, separate from the body of the essay (insert a page break to make sure it is always on another page).