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<em>The poem above is the one commonly referred to as </em><u><em>An Ode</em></u><em> since it is a tribute to a subject which might happen to be a man or a woman. </em>
This could be seen in this part of the poem below:
"<em>If I could write the beauty of your eyes
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<em>And in fresh numbers number all your graces,
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<em>The age to come would say 'This poet lies;</em>"
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<h3>B.)They think that African Americans have benefited from slavery in terms of economic opportunities available to them in the United States.</h3>
Explanation:
Some opponents to the notion that descendants of enslaved people such as Walter Williams who is a black economist at George Mason University argue that slavery benefited African Americans because they have economic opportunities in the United States that they would not have had in Africa.
He argues this on the basis that on average, black Americans have a higher incomes than Africans as well as benefiting from the trillions of dollars that the federal Government has spent on trying to eliminate poverty.
What is in common for both poems is that they don't have any characters in them. In addition to this, they were both written in a simple manner, approachable to readers everywhere.
