The storyteller utilizes the analogy "Similarly as the day breaks to the forlorn and houseless poor person who wanders the boulevards all through the long destroy winter night—just so delinquently—just so tediously—just so brightly." The storyteller proposes that it appears to be so desolate and you feel so powerless when you come back to awareness when you discover that you have been covered alive.
She multiple rests, because if she plays then does not play for the next two measures that means she has two measures of rests
Answer:
Each ethnic group in New Orleans contributed to the very active musical environment in the city, and in this way to the development of early jazz. A well-known example of early ethnic influences significant to the origins of jazz is the African dance and drumming tradition, which was documented in New Orleans.
1 . The picture has a man and a spiral of what looks like fire around him. This makes the picture feel warm.
2 . Most of the colors in the picture are reds, fiery oranges, bright yellows, and soft tones of brown. The light is fairly bright and creates a brown-orange mix of colors on the dirt.
3 . The crackling of the fire and the sizzle of sparks on the ground make it sound like a concert of flames.
4 . How did the fire form in that mesmerizing spiral? Where did the fire come from? How did he conjure it?
5 . The image makes me feel a sensation of warm tones and feels, while the man sitting in the middle of it makes me feel slightly anxious, as he could get burned by the fire surrounding him.
6 . Warmness.
(If I understood the last question.)
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