Answer:
The poem suggests that the deferred dream could “dry up” or “fester like a sore”; it might “stink like rotten meat … Or crust and sugar over / like a syrupy sweet." Each of these images suggests something spoiling, losing potency, or outright decaying
Explanation:
The poem suggests that the deferred dream could “dry up” or “fester like a sore”; it might “stink like rotten meat … Or crust and sugar over / like a syrupy sweet." Each of these images suggests something spoiling, losing potency, or outright decaying
Answer:
"That afternoon I was sent out again to sell some goods to the soldiers. "
Explanation:
All but one are said in the first narrative, so you can rule the last one out. I believe this one is the answer, as it mentions the narrator being sent somewhere to sell to soldiers, which means that he is a merchant, or believed to be one.
Fear: sadness: :confused :somewhat anger
It is supposed to scare the audience and make them think about how it would feel to know someone was condemned (to go to HE double hockey sticks); know that they could be that person. It is supposed to make you question yourself and fear that you could have done wrong.
Answer:
my father met my mother because he would sometimes collect medicinal herbs and sell them to her shop to be brewed into remedies, after his hunts
Explanation:
