ord in the title, the stage is now set for the rest of the poem to be written in the third person, completely changing the original piece.
             The second stanza of this poem introduces the "outsiders" of the poem. By this point the reader has more than likely deducted that the people in the poem are homeless and living in poverty. By the second stanza the author introduced a group of people who preach their beliefs to those in the house. From the perspective of the group in the rickety house, the "outsiders" are not well liked; they seem
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