Read the excerpt from “I Dream a World” by Langston Hughes.A world I dream where black or white,Whatever race you be,Will share the bounties of the earthAnd every man is free,Where wretchedness will hang its headAnd joy, like a pearl,Attends the needs of all mankind—Of such I dream, my world!Based on the dreams that the speaker describes, it is reasonable to infer that the speaker
Read the excerpt from "The Players."But when you really love something, you follow it wherever it leads you,even through jagged landscapes. You follow it even if it isn't the most popular thing to do.
Read the excerpt from "The Snow.”On stump and stack and stem, —The summer's empty room,Acres of seams where harvests were,Recordless, but for them.
Which characteristics of Dickinson’s style are evident in "The Snow”? Select 3 options.four-line stanzasa specific rhyme schemea varying rhythmthe use of personificationfirst-person narration
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