What is the poem? I can not answer without it
Answer: This passage from Chapter 31 is Scout's exercise in thinking about the world from Boo Radley's perspective.
About anything I assume? well, here, hopefully this helps you. :3
I awaken from my slumber, the cold, heavy rain bustled against the floor as I arise myself from the bed to stretch. I look over to my right, it seems as if my wife/husband is asleep, I smiled slightly, being a little proud to be the first to wake up today.
So so sorry if this isn't what you wanted/help, I'm trying my best!
As soon as I woke up I got on the Internet, what about you?
<span>I think it would be don't gullible enough to believe everything your child tells you. Jackson loved hearing the stories her own son would tell about the class bad boy, Charles. In fact, she couldn't wait for Laurie to get home from school so she could hear them. All the while Laurie was misbehaving at home. In the end, she learned there was no Charles and that Laurie had been pulling the school pranks he blamed on Charles.
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