These following questions are about the poem: Long Distance II by Tony Harrison, I need help ASAP if anyone could help me.

1)Why did the poet write this poem?

2)What was his key message through this poem (what was he trying to say)?

3)Have you ever missed someone terribly? If so, how did you cope with those feelings? If not, ask someone who has and find out how they coped with it.

4)What is the poem about?

5)Who is the narrator? Does this make it a better story? Justify your response.

I need an answer ASAP, please help! Many thanks

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