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... born(lines 7-8). This might convey the speaker's feelings of regret to the readers. The "You" used by the speaker can also be seen as very powerful and, therefore, shows the speaker to be serious. Finally, when the speaker proclaims "I have heard in the voices of the wind the voices of my dim killed children," she tells the readers that she is being haunted by voices of her unborn children, thus expressing her pain and ... loss(lines 11-12). Another reason why the readers of this poem might believe the speaker is that she directly addresses her unborn in the latter half of the second sta...
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- Grade Level: High School