English, 30.11.2020 23:20 kutemigos9211

After reading the poem, answer each question in one-two complete sentences. 1. Who is the speaker in this poem?
2. What is the speaker's tone?
3. What mood does the poet evoke?
4. Identify one poetic device: how does Teasdale's use of this device convey meaning

After reading the poem, answer each question in one-two complete sentences.

1. Who is the speaker

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