<span>a. the writer s attitude on the subject</span>
Wheres the poem? I would help if you had the poem....
<span>In the poem God's Grandeur the phrase "nor can foot feel, being shod" means that humans are out of touch with nature. This is because the natural state displays God as the creator however the industrilization of the world and the idea of putting the economy first has made humans forget about their spiritual needs. In addition, it has made humans forget about the different amazing things that nature has to offer. </span>
All the solutions are in some way referred to in the text, but I would say this aspect was the tipping point:
<span>C.A classmate's mother would not let Wind-Wolf play at her house because he was an American Indian.</span>
