Which excerpt from the poem ‘tattoo’ by greg shapiro is a symbol for the holocaust experiance?

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Which excerpt from the poem "Tattoo" by Greg Shapiro serves as a symbol for the Holocaust experience? The line “spilling his protection, like acid” describes the feeling when his father hugs him, reflecting the father's sense of helplessness in that situation.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

The answer would be a because it is the only line that shows an example to the holocaust. "blue as blood on his last forearm represents the blood shed from the victims. all of the other choices make no sense to the event

Anonymous · Answer

I believe the answer is: A. . “blue as blood on his left forearm”“spilling his protection, like acid”Describes the feeling when his father hug him because his father felt so helpless in the sitution“I am drowning in his silence”Describes the situation where his father could even fathom to explain the situation that they're in to children“Questions choke me”Describes the tension that Shapiro felt when he tried to find out where did the other jews gone to.

Mellie Hamill · Answer

“blue as blood on his left forearm” is the excerpt from the poem “Tattoo” by Gregg Shapiro is a symbol for the Holocaust experience. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "a". I hope the answer has come to your help.

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Which excerpt from the poem ‘tattoo’ by greg shapiro is a symbol for the holocaust experiance?

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