Answer:
<em>The connection I can make between the poem "Harlem" and myself is on the need not to defer any of my dreams. </em>
<em>For example, if my dream was to become a Nurse but due to finances, was unable to enter into college, I should still keep the dream alive rather than forgeting it entirely.</em>
<em>Forsaking a dream would create the doubt of "What would ahve happened if I didn't or Had I known...."</em>
Explanation:
Answer:
He understands Stanton’s frustration with her own capabilities, but he still believes she can succeed.
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Answer:
The rhyme scheme would be:
A
B
A
B
B
B
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
Explanation:
This is because in the first stanza:
Lair
Wing
Air
Spring
Thing
Sing
Notice how lair and air rhyme wing spring thing sing all rhyme?
In the second stanza
Blow (A)
Flow(A)
May(B)
Away(B)
Stroll(C)
Soul(C)
Sieve(D)
Live(D)
Notice they all rhyme at the end and Blow and may do not rhyme so that starts a new letter. As Blow and flow do rhyme it continues the letter.
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