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A-2 Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.

To a Daughter:

When I taught you

at eight to ride

a bicycle, loping along

beside you

as you wobbled away

on two round wheels,

my own mouth rounding

in surprise when you pulled

ahead dovwn the curved HE

path of the park,

I kept waiting

for the thud

of your crash as I

aT

sprinted to catch up, H

while you grew

smaller, more breakable

with distance,

pumping, pumping

for your life, screaming

with laughter,

the hair flapping

behind you like a

handkerchief waving

goodbye.​

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