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Question 8 (Which choice is NOT true about the poem “Midway"?
In each stanza, the poet told
about an African American's
struggle for freedom and
equality
In the first and last stanzas, the
poet created images of someone
on a challenging journey.
Midway
by Noomi Long Madget
I've come this for to freedom and I won't turn back
I'm climbing to the highway from my old dirt track
I'm coming and I'm going
And I'm stretching and I'm growing
And I'll reap what I've been sowing or my skin's not black
I've prayed and slaved and waited and I've sung my song
You've bled me and you ve starved me but I've still grown strong
You've loshed me and you've treed me
And you've everything but freed me
But in time you'll know you need me and it won't be long,
I've seen the daylight breaking high above the bough
I've found my destination and I've made my vow,
So whether you abhor me
Or deride me or ignore me
Mighty mountains loom before me and I won't stop now.
The poet used meter to give the
poem a songlike rhythm.
The poet used a different rhyme
scheme in each stanza.

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Question 8 (Which choice is NOT true about the poem “Midway"?
In each stanza, the poet told