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English, 24.12.2019 22:31 jholland03

Read the lines below from the poem “one day” by patricia jabbeh wesley and answer the question that follows.

one day, you will awake from your covering
and that heart of yours will be totally mended,
and there will be no more burning within.
the owl, calling in the setting of the sun
and the deer path, all erased.
and there will be no more need for love
or lovers or fears of losing lovers
and there will be no more burning timbers
with which to light a new fire,
and there will be no more husbands or people
related to husbands, and there will be no more
tears or reason to shed your tears.

source: wesley, patricia jabbeh. “one day.” where the road turns. pittsburgh: autumn house press, 2010. poetry foundation. web. 25 july 2011.

which type of poetry does wesley use when she creates her own structure?

free verse
enjambment
figurative
symbolic

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