I decided on the story Ballad of the Landlord composed by Langston Hughes. In the ballad it begins off with somebody living in a house that has a gap in the roof/rooftop that has gripped to the landowner various circumstances and the proprietor has done nothing to get it settled. At that point the means have been separated yet when the proprietor comes to look at things he doesn't tumble down coming up the means. That all sounds confounding to me. The proprietor then says that the inhabitant owes him ten dollars, the occupant declines to pay him until he repairs the place as though it was new. As the sonnet goes on it seems like the proprietor is arranging something significant. Perhaps removing the inhabitant or removing the warmth or possibly
