In "Still I Rise," Maya Angelou uses gold mines and oil wells as symbols of wealth and confidence. She also uses natural imagery, including the sun, the moon, the tides, and the air, to symbolize the inevitability of her continued rise beyond the reach of oppression.
Answer:
Well I have 2 reasons why...
Explanation:
1. See that bottle right there on page one on the bottom of the cart? I think that's poison (I can't see it cause it's a bit blurry)
2. She choked on something or she ate too much
Hope this helps :)
<span>Answer: A tree with leaves turning orange, yellow, and brown
This is the best </span><span>setting that would be appropriate to symbolize this change because a tree that matures evolves through the test of time. A standing tree serves as a representation of a successful person as well because this connotes that the tree is triumphant in defeating the struggles from any weather conditions.</span>
Answer:
I don't know I'm just answering questions because i need points
Explanation:
ehh can I get a brainless?
