Answer:
In Sydney Hamilton's “New Carolina City,” a speaker describes a seemingly impossibly perfect city known as New Carolina City. As we read, we will be discussing the themes of Beauty & Happiness, Community, and Social Pressure as they relate to the text.
Explanation:
This poem, "New Carolina City," is a great example of beauty and happiness because it is simple to understand and can be found there.
This poem basically said that everyone in the town was beautiful, and the surroundings were as well. This text and the previous one, "To One Coming North," both depict the writers' surroundings as beautiful and/or illustrate how happiness can be attained.
For instance, the first paragraph's stanza "Means flowering lanes and leas and spaces dry." paints a beautiful and happy picture of the surroundings of McKay's home. Similarly, the poem's stanza "It's the first night of fall and people/gather in the park with lit candles" also captures the beauty and happiness of these surroundings.
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