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The tone of “I am the Land. I Wait.” Might be described as (1 point) a. bitter b. joyous c. patient d. syrupy
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The tone of “I am the Land. I Wait.” Might be described as (1 point)
a. bitter
b. joyous
c. patient
d. syrupy
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c
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The correct answer is C, Patient. He compares himself to land, because lands rarely change. A long time is necessary for lands to change, so they sit there waiting for change, which is what he does to. He is like the land, and he will too wait.
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