English, 07.10.2020 16:01, amiraapplewell

What is the poem about? Heat
By Hilda Doolittle
O wind, rend' open the heat,
Cut apart the heat,
Rend it to tatters?
Fruit cannot drop
Through this thick air --
Fruit cannot fall into heat
That presses up and blunts
The points of pears
And rounds the grapes.
Cut the heat --
Plough through it,
Turning it on either side
Of your path
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1. rend: to tear or rip apart
2. tatters: ragged clothing, fabrio, or paper?

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What is the poem about? Heat
By Hilda Doolittle
O wind, rend' open the heat,
Cut...