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It may be "lazy" but I'm not entirely sure.
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The answer is B
Explanation: Bessie Coleman was in Chicago around 1915, which lines up with the time period of The Great War.
I think the tone is that of disillusionment, disenchantment too.When two people have to separate, for one reason or other there is suffering and dissapointment.The feeling is universal and that is the tone the author conveys through his poem.It is the distance between a woman he once loved and himself he is grieving about.
