We both agree to agree 23 He’s not a Wagner or Verdi. 24 He’s not a classy highbrow; 25 He’s just the bow who has, put the joy in jazz, and now; 26 I’d like to have you meet him. 27 Mr. Jazz, Himself Composed by: Irving Berlin Checking for Understanding How does the author use rhyme in this poem? How would you describe “Mr. Jazz, himself”?
23 We both agree to agree 24 He’s not a Wagner or Verdi. 25 He’s not a classy highbrow; 26 He’s just the bow who has, put the joy in jazz, and now; 27 I’d like to have you meet him. Mr. Jazz, Himself Composed by: Irving Berlin Checking for Understanding How does the author use rhyme in this poem? How would you describe “Mr. Jazz, himself”?