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the theme for poem resisting arrest

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Answered by writersparadise

The theme of the poems in ‘Resisting Arrest: Poems to stretch the Sky’ is violence against African-Americans.

It is a book of collection of poems, authored mainly by Afaa M. Weaver, Sonia Sanchez, Rita Dove, Martin Espada, Ishmael Reed, Thylias Moss and Patricia Spears Jones. It features work by several other poets and writers and was published in 2016.

The poems are touching, thought-provoking and powerful, at times.

Answered by Sidyandex

The theme of the poems in ‘Resisting Arrest: Poet gibe importance the Sky’ which became violent against African-Americans.

It is a book of collection of various poems, authors are mainly iredAfaa M. Weaver, Sonia Sanchez, Rita Dove, Martin Espada, Ishmael Reed, Thylias Moss, and Patricia Spears Jones.

It also includes work by several other poets and writers.

The book was published in 2016.

The poems are heart touching, provoking and very powerful, occasionally.

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