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18 July, 21:54

All but blind

In his chambered hole,

Gropes for worms

The four-clawed mole.

All but blind

In the evening sky,

The hooded Bat

Twirls softly by.

All but blind

In the burning day,

The barn owl

Blunders on her way.

And blind as are

These three to me,

So blind to someone

I must be.

1. The word that best describes the tone of this poem is:

a. inspired

b. frustrated

c. refreshing

d. anxious

Provide textual evidence to support your response.

2. The word that best describes the mood of this poem is:

a. cleansing

b. sorrowful

c. cautious

d. surprising

3. Tell me in your own words what you think the theme (central meaning or lesson in life) of this poem is:

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  1. 18 July, 23:27
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    1. refreshing

    2. sorrowful

    3. The theme is do your own work
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