Answer:
The imagery in the poem "Mami Works" includes:
* "Cleaning an office building in Queens"
* "Rides two trains in the early morning"
* "Her hands never stop moving"
* "Her fingers rubbing the material of plastic gloves like the pages of her well-worn Bible"
* "Mami rides the train in the afternoon, another hour and some change to get to Harlem"
* "I’d prop my head against the metal train wall, hold my purse tight in my lap, close my eyes against the rocking, and try my best to dream"
The descriptions of Mami's work, including sweeping, mopping, and emptying trash bins, create a visual image of her daily routine. The imagery of her fingers rubbing the plastic gloves like the pages of her well-worn Bible also creates a tactile image. The imagery of riding two trains in the early morning and the afternoon, as well as the rocking of the train and the act of holding a purse tight in one's lap, creates a sensory image of the experience of commuting.
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