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Who is the speaker of 'Refugee Blues', and to whom does he speak?
Look at who is addressed at the end of each stanza.
Name, in order, the three 'doors' at which the couple are turned away in stanzas 4 to 6.
One is an official, one is a group of helpers and one is a crowd.
To whom does the speaker address his words?
Think of the person who shares the speaker's plight.
In which stanza does the consul appear?
The consul comes right after the passports.
Prepare a twelve-line chart of the poem. For each stanza, write a line of eight words or fewer saying what happens in it.
Start each line with the thing the speaker sees or meets, and use a verb.
A friend says the poem is only a list of sad events. Using the five movements, explain in about 120 words how the poem is actually a carefully built journey.
Think about how each movement raises the stakes of the one before it.
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