Answer:<em> It was in line 36 </em>of the narrated poem that <em>was the turning point</em>. Broadstreet was writing in anger about God before, but then stops at line 36. <em>He begins to thank God, for being spiritually alive, and then he says goodbye to his material possessions.</em>
If you are at home go into the basement. If you do not have one then go to your bathroom and get in the tub. If all else fails if there is a ditch near by get down in it and cover your head.
You're right it's hilarious
They're a kind of negative self-talk.
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In Bud, Not Buddy, by Christopher Paul Curtis, Bud comes to the end of his journey, in Michigan (in the middle of the Great Depression) looking for his father. Bud (only ten) has lost his mother (at six years old). Since then, he has lived in an orphanage, and has been mistreated by his foster family and has run away.
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