Read the lines from The Elements of San Joaquín.At dusk the first stars appear.Not one eager finger points toward them.A little later the stars spread with the nightAnd an orange moon risesTo lead them, like a shepherd, toward dawn.How do these lines develop the theme of the hopeless lives of the seasonal workers?by setting the lines in nighttime from dusk until dawnby showing that they take no interest in the starry skyby describing the sky as dark and the moon as orangeby implying that they are unable to wake up at dawn

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