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2. Why do you think Ishmael Reed chose this particular point of view in “beware: do not read this poem?” Explain.
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2. Why do you think Ishmael Reed chose this particular point of view in “beware:

do not read this poem?” Explain.

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Why do you think Ishmael Reed chose this particular point of view in "Beware: Do Not Read this Poem?" He chose this point of view because it makes the poem more intense. ... The poem is devouring the reader, making the reader into itself, so that "your" body & self are now a part of the poem

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