You just read the poem by R. Dove “Parsley.” Answering the f…

You just read the poem by R. Dove “Parsley.” Answering the following questions will help you to understand and analyze the poem. Part I. The Cane Fields There is a parrot imitating springin the palace, its feathers parsley green.Out of the swamp the cane appears What does “cane field” represent?

mi madle, mi amol en muelte. God knowshis mother was no stup…

mi madle, mi amol en muelte. God knowshis mother was no stupid woman; shecould roll an R like a queen. Evena parrot can roll an R! In the bare roomthe bright feathers arch in a parodyof greenery, as the last pale crumbsdisappear under the blackened tongue. Someone In Spanish ‘mi madle, mi amol en muelte’ should be pronounced ‘mi madre, mi amor en murte,’ which means ‘my mother, my love in death.’ What is the author saying?