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Which of the following did you include in your answer? Check any of the boxes that apply.

“Harlem” uses sensory details, including smell and taste, to create strong imagery.

“The Weary Blues” uses personification and onomatopoeia to create the rhythm of the blues.

“The Weary Blues” appeals to sight and hearing to create imagery and rhythm.

“Harlem” uses the repetition of questions to connect personally with the reader.

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There are different kinds of poems.  The imagery, repetition, and rhythm used in both poems to convey the following;

  • “Harlem” uses sensory details, such as smell and taste, to form strong imagery.
  • “The Weary Blues” uses personification and onomatopoeia to form the rhythm of the blues.
  • “The Weary Blues” appeals to sight and hearing to form imagery and rhythm.
  • “Harlem” uses the repetition of questions to link personally with the reader.

What is the imagery in Weary Blues?

Imagery in the poem id applied to make readers see more things that centers around the five senses.

The major theme in The Weary Blues  is based on the vital role that music plays in an individual's life and also the emotions that one do feel through listening to music.

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