30 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST In a well developed paragraph, explain the differences between the moods in the poems Harlem [2]" and "Hold Fast Your Dreams and give textual evidence from each poem to describe the mood. Then, explain which poem you enjoyed more based on the mood of the poem.

Your paragraph MUST have a minimum of 5 sentences in order to receive credit for your answer

Your paragraph must have the following:

An introduction sentence

A sentence describing the mood for "Harlem [2] with textual evidence from the poem to support the mood.

A sentence describing the mood for Hold fast Your Dreams with textual evidence from the poem to support the mood.

A sentence explaining wich poem you liked more and why

And a conclusion sentence

Write a paragraph

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