Answer:
I think it is To inform.
Explanation:
It just seems to make more sense than the others.
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<h3>Assonance:</h3>
"The tide rise, the tide falls" - Repetition of "i".
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<h3>Consonance:</h3>
"Darkness settles on roofs and walls" - Repetition of consonant sound "s".
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<h3>Personification:</h3>
"The little waves, with their soft, white hands" - Giving the waves human attributes.
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<h3>Alliteration:</h3>
"But the sea, the sea in the darkness calls" - Repeating consonant sounds "th" and "s".
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<h3>Metaphor:</h3>
"Twilight" - resembles old age or close to death.
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<h3>Imagery:</h3>
"Efface the footprints in the sand" - Shows the reader what the beach looks like.
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should be all but it can be d. why I think it should be all because everone needs love and respect and commitment and effective communication to not feel like a nobody....
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The correct answer is A) the song lyrics in the “Weary Blues” reflect a heavy load from the singer.
<em>The line “sags like a heavy load” in “Harlem” relates to the overall feeling because the song lyrics in the “Weary Blues” reflect a heavy load from the singer. </em>
Langston Hughes is the author of the song “Harlem”. The line “sags like a heavy load” that song relates to the overall feeling because the song lyrics reflect a heavy load from the singer. The song starts with the line “What happens to a dream deferred?” The songwriter tries to answer the question in the next lines. Finally, at the end of the song, he adds “maybe it just sags like a heavy load…Ori t just explodes”
Langston Hughes’ successful album “The Weary Blues”, was released in 1926.
