Posted by Bella on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 at 2:35pm.
Tone is simply how we describe the author's or poet's attitude toward his subject. It usually permeates the work, but in longer works, it can change.
You chose D for the answer below (for "Daybreak...") -- that's a positive and hopeful attitude, right. Which words in the poem made you come to that conclusion?
Use the same processes for determining the tone for the other poem.
so for Daybreak in Alabama which of the above tones could i say:passionate?
that is the closest to hopeful right?
It could be. Or it could be playful, too. I think some of it depends on how each reader interprets the poem.
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