The poet uses personification in line 10 of ""The Weary Blues"" most likely to describe — Line 10: He made that poor piano moan with melody.

A: the poor quality of the man’s playing

B:the overpowering volume of the piano

C:the emotional impact of the music

D:the sad sound of the man’s singing

The personification used in line 10 most likely describes:

C. the emotional impact of the music

Explanation:

The speaker in "The Weary Blues", by Langston Hughes, is indeed describing a sad song. And it is true that the singer of that song croons it with melancholy. However, in line 10, the focus is not on his singing, but on his playing:

With his ebony hands on each ivory key

He made that poor piano moan with melody.

The personification used when the speaker says that the piano moans intends to show the emotional impact of the music. It is so deeply sad that it sounds as if the piano is moaning while producing the sounds that form the melody. It is as if the piano can feel the singer's sadness and, together, they convey it to the speaker, who describes it in the poem.

the eye wink at the hand; yet let that be / which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.

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