4.Lines 1–25: Examine the poem’s narrative movement. The poem tells a story, with the poet as the main character, walking to the wall, examining it, and looking at others who have come to look at the wall. How does the poem’s narrative differ from the experience presented by the photo essay? Where in the poem does the author mention other people’s reactions to the memorial? How do these descriptions compare to photographs of individuals viewing the wall?

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