I believe it is: by describing the narrator's distress as he tries to figure out where he is.
Pretty sure the first one
Answer:
It is not a nonsense poem.
Explanation:
It is not a nonsense poem because it doesn't employ rhythm and rhyme. A Nonsense poem is humorous and with absurd characters the poem does not have meaningless made up words as a nonsense poem would.
The message of the poem is about the boy who would never do as he is told or what is expected of him. He always left the door open despite all that has been said and done.
This poem is basically about our human nature. People delay and do not give attention to specific things or details till a form of punishment or penance is given to them, then they finally acknowledge the work and start doing it.
Brutus thinks that honest men will follow through on their intentions; therefore, they do not need to swear an oath.
In Roman culture, you simply were true to your word. No oaths were needed, and this is the opinion the Brutus holds to.