2. Born in New Philadelphia, Camden Country, New Jersey, United States, April 26, !882 Born in New Philadelphia, Camden Country, New Jersey, United States, April 26, !882 Died In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States on April 30, 1961 Died In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States on April 30, 1961 Profession: He was an educator, Fiction Writer, Magazine and Journal Editor/ Publisher, Poet Profession: He was an educator, Fiction Writer, Magazine and Journal Editor/ Publisher, Poet

3. THEME: What I think the theme of the poem was is that she wants to die because she’s depressed; but she will miss the things on earth that made her happy, which I thought was nature in this poem. THEME: What I think the theme of the poem was is that she wants to die because she’s depressed; but she will miss the things on earth that made her happy, which I thought was nature in this poem. TONE: I thought the tone of the poem was depressed and calm. TONE: I thought the tone of the poem was depressed and calm. Technique: Rhyme Scheme, symbolism, and tone. Technique: Rhyme Scheme, symbolism, and tone.

4. Theme: The theme I got from this poem is that she couldn’t wait for April to come because in April is the beginning of spring. Theme: The theme I got from this poem is that she couldn’t wait for April to come because in April is the beginning of spring. Tone: The tone of this to me was hope and calm. Tone: The tone of this to me was hope and calm. Technique: some techniques that were used were rhyme scheme, consonance, and mood. Technique: some techniques that were used were rhyme scheme, consonance, and mood.

5. She became the school's first African-American graduates She became the school's first African-American graduates As Literary Editor, Fauset fostered the careers of many of the most famous authors of the Harlem Renaissance As Literary Editor, Fauset fostered the careers of many of the most famous authors of the Harlem Renaissance Fauset contributed poems and short stories, as well as a novelette, translations from the French of writings by black authors from Europe and Africa Fauset contributed poems and short stories, as well as a novelette, translations from the French of writings by black authors from Europe and Africa