English, 14.07.2019 05:30 doughboy123

In derek walcott’s "midsummer,” the speaker reveals his perspective by using allusions that give information about his background, the topics that are important to him, and his attitude and feelings. think about your own background and experiences. in a paragraph, explain how your perspective affects your interpretation and understanding of "midsummer.”

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