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English, 10.03.2021 03:10, joejoefofana

Hel The weary Blues plz help and dont just take the points Thanks to the ones who do help

1. What connections did you make to the title?

2. How is the poem organized? Stanzas, lines, other?

3. What is the tone of the poem? Cite evidence to support your response.

4. List and explain what poetic devices you identified in the poem.

5. What is the meaning of this poem? What does the poet want the reader to think

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