3 years ago

How dose the title connect the subject and the theme in the poem America?

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kirill115 [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

Without the title, the reader would be unaware of what the speaker is discussing. The title helps the reader understand how the subject of the poem, the United States, relates to the theme of hostility felt by the speaker. Without mentioning the subject in the poem itself, the poet uses the title to emphasize the rift, or disconnect, he feels.

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