Park Bench-Poem by Langston Hughes1 I live on a park bench.2 You, Park Avenue.3 Quite of a distance4 Between us two.5 I beg a dime for dinner-6 You got a butler and maid.7 But Im wakin up!8 Say, aint you afraid9 That I might, just maybe, 10 In a year or two, 11 Move on over12 To Park Avenue?How many stanzas in the poem?

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Park Bench-Poem by Langston Hughes1 I live on a park bench.2 You, Park Avenue.3 Quite of a distance4 Between us two.5 I beg a dime for dinner-6 You got a butler and maid.7 But I’m wakin’ up!8 Say, ain’t you afraid9 That I might, just maybe, 10 In a year or two, 11 Move on over12 To Park Avenue?How many stanzas in the poem?

A	One
B	Twelve
C	Three
D	None of the above

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -Topic(s) of this poem: poverty The conversational style acts as the connector between two economic stratas of the society.

Detailed explanation-2: -Through his poetry, novels, plays, essays, and children’s books, he promoted equality, condemned racism and injustice, and celebrated African American culture, humor, and spirituality.

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