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In Jean Toomer's "Beehive," what contrast do the verbals create between the drone and other bees?
black nights and a silver moon high above in the sky
millions of bees leaving and one who can never leave
busy working bees and a lazy, dreaming bee
a wishing, hopeful bee and despairing worker bees

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Answer:

The contrasts the verbals create betweens the drone and other bees are its comparing the buzzing of the bee and the buzzing noise to the drone because almost all drones fly. Sorry if this is incorrect :p

Explanation:

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The verbals show how bees can explore the world and have new experiences, while drones live in monotony without being able to have an active life.

What does the poem "Beehive" talk about?

  • It's about living like a drone inside the hive.
  • It's about not being able to explore the world around you.
  • It's about dreaming about the lives of other individuals.
  • It's about dissatisfaction with yourself.

In the poem, we can see how a drone compares to a bee. It shows how bees can get out of the hive, fly through the fields and explore the environment. The drone really wants to have that kind of life, but it can't and is forced to live inside the hive, eating honey and dreaming of what it can't have.

It is important to note that verbs are verbs used in sentences like another type of word.

More information about bees is at the link:

https://brainly.com/question/3781368

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