Why does the speaker in "the tropics in new york" weep at the end of the poem? question 1 options: he is hungry and cannot buy fruit to eat. He has lost his belief in religion. He is overwhelmed with nostalgia

Why does the speaker in "the tropics in new york" weep at the end of the poem? question 1 options: he is hungry and cannot buy fruit to eat. He has lost his belief in religion. He is overwhelmed with nostalgia for the home of his past. He has lost his vision and cannot see clearly

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