The correct answer is A) the song lyrics in the “Weary Blues” reflect a heavy load from the singer.
<em>The line “sags like a heavy load” in “Harlem” relates to the overall feeling because the song lyrics in the “Weary Blues” reflect a heavy load from the singer. </em>
Langston Hughes is the author of the song “Harlem”. The line “sags like a heavy load” that song relates to the overall feeling because the song lyrics reflect a heavy load from the singer. The song starts with the line “What happens to a dream deferred?” The songwriter tries to answer the question in the next lines. Finally, at the end of the song, he adds “maybe it just sags like a heavy load…Ori t just explodes”
Langston Hughes’ successful album “The Weary Blues”, was released in 1926.
Answer:
OD. the deep, red landscape
Explanation:
OA steep canyon walls
OB. high winds in the valley
OC. millions of years of erosion
OD. the deep, red landscape
Patrick tells, a very pregnant Mary, that he's leaving her and she goes into shock. She acts like an automaton, it's as if she hasn't heard what he's said, or at least the statement he's made has yet to make its full impact
1. My aunt congratulated me on passing the exam.
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2. The receptionist apologized for forgetting to set the security alarm
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3. Sarah suggested Jim to postpone the trip off till the autumn.
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4. The clerk reminded me to enclose a chèque in the envelope.
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5. (I’m unsure of this)
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I’m not used to this topic a lot but hope this helps