Mary Jo Bang’s poem “You Were You Are Elegy” has short lines and long lines interspersed. How does this fluctuating form tie in
with the poem’s theme? A. It reflects the speaker’s emotional turmoil in dealing with her child’s death
B. It mirrors the good and bad days that the speaker and her child had
C. It creates a rhythm that echos the speaker’s unwavering grief
EXCEPT for decisions made for political reasons, principals are allowed to censor student newspapers, and they can get away with it. This censorship is prior restraint, and I do not ACCEPT it.
