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stepan [7]
1 year ago
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Plssssssssssssss helppppcopy the linkkthe text https://poets.org/poem/alone

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Rudik [331]1 year ago
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This text is interesting because it focuses on unique themes such as solitude vs working together, due to this, I would be interested in reading the complete  text and even more texts of this author.

<h3>What is the poem "Alone" by Maya Angelou about?</h3>

This poem describes the struggle from the author regarding solitude, from the first verses of the poem the author reflects on how fill fullfilment in solitude as it is expressed in "Lying, thinking. Last night, How to find my soul a home", which suggests one should always be with others.

Moreover, the author develops this idea by comparing power with money and she concludes togetherness is still the best way.

<h3>Why is this poem interesting?</h3>

This poem deals with unique themes such as loneliness vs union, which are not developed in other poems.

<h3>Why would I read this poem?</h3>

A balance is needed between being alone and being with ohters and understanding the limit of these elements is key.

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