The answer is the very last dot "which was a relief to everyone involved in the tragedy."! Hope this helps:D
<span>1. Which is the tense of the underlined verb? Running against much older athletes, Billy (had placed) second!
A. past
B. past perfect
C. past progressive
D. present perfect
</span><span>2. Which is the tense of the underlined verb?
We (have been thinking) of putting up another fence.
A. past progressive
B. present perfect progressive
C. past perfect progressive
D. present progressive
</span><span>3. Which is the tense of the underlined verb?
It (was disappointing) when we realized we couldn't go.
A. past progressive
B. past perfect progressive
C. present progressive
D. present perfect progressive
4. Which is the tense of the underlined verb?
She (had been writing) poetry but thought her ideas would work better as a novel.
A. present progressive
B. past progressive
C. past perfect progressive
D. present perfect progressive</span>
Yes you convert one to get the answer
In the first stanza, the speaker describes the trumpet player's face as possessing of "dark moons of weariness" that are linked to terrible memories of slavery. In this way, the speaker starts the poem with a sense of the fatigue that comes from great suffering.
I think its subjective hopefully i'm right
