Comprehension Passage
THE GROCER'S CHILDREN
The grocer's children
eat day-old bread,
moldy cakes and cheese,
soft black bananas
on stale shredded wheat,
weeviled rice, their plates
heaped high with wilted
greens, bruised fruit,
surprise treats
from unlabelled cans,
tainted meat.
The grocer's children
never go hungry.
Whose point of view seems to have been stated in the poem?
1
The grocer's
2
The Children's
3
The narrator's
4
The poet's