In stanza 2 of "The Tropics in New York," the speaker paints a picture using images such as "Low-singing drills," dewy dawns," "mystical skies,&quo…

Question

In stanza 2 of "The Tropics in New York," the speaker paints a picture using images

such as "Low-singing drills," dewy dawns," "mystical skies," and "nun-like hills." What
do these images reflect?

Answer 1

Answer: i cant see the Question

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Answer 2

Answer: haziness of memories, softened with time with an almost religious quality