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What is left? / The house is gone / Charred sticks chewed by flame / Smoke / thinning to a flimsy fog. Gone. What is left? / Ah, I see you now. / Red-eyed, coughing / Weeping sooty tears, but alive. /
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What is left? / The house is gone / Charred sticks chewed by flame / Smoke /

thinning to a flimsy fog. Gone.

What is left? / Ah, I see you now. / Red-eyed, coughing / Weeping sooty

tears, but alive. / Oh, alive!

1.What is the mood of the stanzas?

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Answer:

1) The mood is one of loss and sadness, but eventual joy of being alive.

2) Charred sticks chewed by flame,

Oh, alive!

Weeping sooty tears, but alive.

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User Sebrock
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Answer: Feller, This mood is pretty depressing

Step-by-step explanation:

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