IMPORTANT 13 POINTS

English

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EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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Molodets [167]3 years ago

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1a. When we read the first stanza, it makes us clear that Baca is talking about his own life story. In the first stanza we get certain information where it's not even possible for an ordinary man to come up with that kind of detail. Only the person who is incarcerated will teach us the truth of life. The language used by the speaker is very positive and hopeful.

2a. In these lines 7-12 a negative connotation is “huddled”. The feeling this word carries is being uncomfortable.

3a. The wind is being personified. The winds' human-like qualities affect the speaker's attitude because the wind was powerful and he was hopeless.

4a.The image the recurs is Baca seeing the guard towers as wind would flow. The wind that was once strong and powerful became weak at the end.

5a. Baca is hopeful at the end after four years he knows how a man can become one thing to another. In lines 36-43 he states “how a man can endure, how a man becomes so cruel”. “I have seen it everyday” he states.

6a. The poet is negative and powerless at the beginning of the poem, yet hopeful and empowered at the end.

Explanation:

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